Movies are one of the most exciting, rewarding, and stressful
undertakings a person can experience in the world today—and that’s exactly why
I want to make them for a living. Unfortunately, I had a late start, having
only come to this realization back in high school when I took a video class on
a whim. However, my interest has not wavered since day one of that class and I
fully intend to turn this passion into a career.
With this blog, I hope to teach others about how to go about
creating their own films—from the equipment to how to frame a shot. I am currently a student
at IUSB studying New Media. I’ve done tons of research both in and out of
class, learning different techniques and practices used in video and have a
very solid foundation to get anyone started.
Granted I don’t know everything, but I find the best way to learn something is to try and teach it to someone else—so this is a learning experience for you as much as it is for me.
Granted I don’t know everything, but I find the best way to learn something is to try and teach it to someone else—so this is a learning experience for you as much as it is for me.
As you can tell by now, this blog is targeted towards those who
have no prior knowledge of making film. But like all art, there’s no one right
way to make something. Art is subjective—each creator has their own style and
is constantly learning from each other’s work. So even if you know a
lot about film-making, you may still find something useful.
