Enjoyed this very much. And I just last week finished reading the Roger Corman book he mentioned - it's called "How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost a Dime," which was a pretty good read.
I applaud you folks that enter into this world of film making. I put it right up there with panning for gold. Very difficult road to making a living with no guarantees......yet living a dream.
Same. Christopher Nolan or Robert Eggers. They're like kindred spirits, creatively--though obviously very different sides of the sort of work I create (books & comics).
On Brad's website, the thumbnail of Rob Thomas and the white line he talks about at 12:38 isn't there (anymore); you'll have to watch the video to see the effect, and, well, hat's off to him. It's these little brilliant moves that make the creative process so engaging. You become a problem solver whenever you put on a leadership cap on any given set-cinematographer, producer, production designer, director, etc. Thanks for uploading this episode.
ummm.... I would DEFINITELY know if something is shot on an iPhone lol Also, with the 'democraticisation' of film . it's made things waaaaaay harder. it's made things far more competitive. I hate this talking point. Cos now I see heaps of great stuff being made and it gets .... 1 like lol. all that's left is noise now. and sadly people are using identity to try and get above the noise. also... u cant jump online lol. no one wants to help anyone else. atleast not in Australia where I live. Everyone wants to be the boss. why does no one 'check' these common misconception talking points ??
You took the words right out of my mouth. I live in LA, yes you can make it but it will always be who you know. They don't talk about how closed off Hollywood is. Marketing plays a huge part, investing, the quality of sound etc.. They need to stop using these talking points. It is more than just making a iphone movie!
Enjoyed this very much. And I just last week finished reading the Roger Corman book he mentioned - it's called "How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost a Dime," which was a pretty good read.
I applaud you folks that enter into this world of film making. I put it right up there with panning for gold. Very difficult road to making a living with no guarantees......yet living a dream.
Which filmmaker working today would you most love to work with?
Christopher Nolan.
Same. Christopher Nolan or Robert Eggers. They're like kindred spirits, creatively--though obviously very different sides of the sort of work I create (books & comics).
Fincher will always be one of my favs, PTA as well ❤️
Guy Maddin. 😳 or Michel Gondry. Or Lynch, Herzog, Waters...or Corman. 😃
Paul Thomas Anderson, David Lynch and Greta Gerwig
On Brad's website, the thumbnail of Rob Thomas and the white line he talks about at 12:38 isn't there (anymore); you'll have to watch the video to see the effect, and, well, hat's off to him. It's these little brilliant moves that make the creative process so engaging. You become a problem solver whenever you put on a leadership cap on any given set-cinematographer, producer, production designer, director, etc. Thanks for uploading this episode.
Look at my Instagram for the date: September 11, 2019 for the image and story.
Love how this guy improvises
Great content 👏 filmmaking is my passion 🎥😉
BRAD!!! 😄
ummm.... I would DEFINITELY know if something is shot on an iPhone lol
Also,
with the 'democraticisation' of film . it's made things waaaaaay harder. it's made things far more competitive. I hate this talking point. Cos now I see heaps of great stuff being made and it gets .... 1 like lol.
all that's left is noise now. and sadly people are using identity to try and get above the noise.
also... u cant jump online lol. no one wants to help anyone else. atleast not in Australia where I live. Everyone wants to be the boss.
why does no one 'check' these common misconception talking points ??
You took the words right out of my mouth. I live in LA, yes you can make it but it will always be who you know. They don't talk about how closed off Hollywood is. Marketing plays a huge part, investing, the quality of sound etc.. They need to stop using these talking points. It is more than just making a iphone movie!