17 People All DSLR Video Beginners Should be Following. I count my favorites down. I’ve wanted to do this post for awhile now to share what I feel are the top 17 people to follow if you want to learn and be inspired for shooting DSLR Video. I am going to be counting them down, but before I start, this list is in order of how I feel when they have produced new content. You know that feeling you get when you see they have published something new.
I look for people that are inspirational, educational or creative. Top 17 17. Oops, I totally forgot to add Tony Reale from NextWaveTV. Now this list moves around a lot because some people that started sharing great stuff a year or so ago have become less sharing now so I have move them down a little bit. What I need help with is I know they are other people out there that I would love to know about so please leave a comment on who’s videos do you most look forward to seeing? Royalty free music by PremiumBeat.com Products Used In This Video Used in this video Canon 50mm 1.8. 25 Great Podcasts You Should Download | Fuel Your Motionography. Filmskills. Planet5D | the best HDSLR site on the planet. RonDexter.com. Film Tips | 7 Simple Mistakes Filmmakers Make | Raindance. I am just off a plane to Cannes 2013 where I look forward the joy of making new contacts and renewing old friendships.
“It’s A People Business” is such a truth. On the crowded flight, I was reminded how I have made so many errors over my time in the business. Nobody gets everything right all the time, but everyone should be striving to learn from what went wrong. I am taking the liberty of sharing these, in the hope that you won’t make these same 7 Simple Mistakes: I don’t want “Believe In You” to sound like a gospel song, especially since this also happens to be the week that Whitney Houston died.
When I was in primary school back in Ontario, I didn’t speak until I was 6 or 7. I looked at the apple then at her and thought to myself ‘Wow! I ended up getting really good at reading and in visual art (I didn’t manage to fo to film school). The first step to becoming a successful filmmakers, is to change how you feel about filmmaking (and filmmakers) Here’s a simple exercise. Hope this helps, Free Live Webinars about Filmmaking Techniques For Pre-Production, Production and Post - Moviola.com.
Vincent Laforet's Blog. HowToFilmSchool Film Blog and Learning Center for Film Makers. | Tom Guilmette – Director of Photography. Flavorwire. It’s been five long years since we’ve been treated to a new Paul Thomas Anderson film. The 2007 Daniel Day-Lewis drama There Will Be Blood left an indelible impression on audiences, but fans of the Boogie Nights director are ready to see his 1950s-set, Scientology-inspired tale The Master about a cult leader (Philip Seymore Hoffman) who rises to prominence, with a drifter as his right-hand man (Joaquin Phoenix).
Although Anderson quickly established himself as a wunderkind, the road to the filmmaker’s first feature wasn’t an easy one — as website This Must Be the Place pointed out. See what the talented director had to say about making his first movie Hard Eight past the break. Then, click through for more words of wisdom, anxious confessions, memories, and the early hopes and fears of other famous directors, reflecting on their first feature films.
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