Watch until the end, really touching - way to go Pro Infirmis:
Watch until the end, really touching - way to go Pro Infirmis:
Thank you Ted Hope for this:
This is how I do it, generally speaking.
Or rather, this is how I try to do it. There really is no template; I have to adjust the plan for each project. And it doesn’t always work. Sometimes I fail (at least to some degree).
And yes, I have left out the details. After all, that is where the art, experience, & innovation is. And of course as this is a collaborative endeavor, there is always—and thankfully—that “other” factor.
1. Maintain wonder & love for the world & most/some of the people.
2. Recognize the barriers & be empowered by my desire for change.
3. Find an inspiring idea & the correct collaborator for it.
4. Maintain love & respect for the film industry.
5. Develop script.
6. Fall in love with project.
I grew up with guitars, thanks to my father, and like any skill there are different ways to learn: by the book, or by intuition.
There are NO Rules
‘Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose’
- Steve Jobs

Charlie Chaplin, well, not much I can say about this Cinema icon, so watch:
Speech from the The Great Dictator
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I’m a HUUUGE fan of Jim Henson, but what I loved most about him, he balanced the child (Sesame Street) with the Adult (Muppets) and mixed them both darkly, deliciously (Labyrinth and Dark Crystal). Here’s an example of Jim exploring banal sounds in 1965:
Yep, Jim’s the Main Character
His son, Brian, continues the tradition with Farcascape and Mirrormask
Okay, so everyone complains about rolling shutter with HDSLR’s, right? Well DAvid Lynch (yeah, I know. It’s my second Lynch posting. I’m not obsessed…really) uses it with out shame inhis new short film: