Tuesday, 5 July 2016
What A Cigarette Means
Evan Puschak studied film production at Boston University and has been making videos as The Nerdwriter since 2011. Here are some ideas expressed through the work of the painter of The Scream.
Labels:
Edvard Munch,
What A Cigarette Means
Monday, 4 July 2016
Actors with Iconic Voices
Here are some fascinatingly individual voices.
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Actors with Iconic Voices
Sunday, 3 July 2016
Vincent Van Gogh
Here is some promotional material for the first fully painted feature film in the world, Loving Vincent.
It was directed by Polish painter and director Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman (Oscar winner for producing Peter and the Wolf).
The film was funded through Kickstarter, raising £53,292 from 796 backers. The film is currently in post-production; I don't know of a release date yet.
It was directed by Polish painter and director Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman (Oscar winner for producing Peter and the Wolf).
The film was funded through Kickstarter, raising £53,292 from 796 backers. The film is currently in post-production; I don't know of a release date yet.
Labels:
animation,
Vincent Van Gogh
Saturday, 2 July 2016
We Keep On Dancing
Two distinctly disparate characters come together over a broken down Volkswagen Beetle in this sweet, amusing tale of love, loss and ... car trouble.
Labels:
short film,
We Keep On Dancing
Friday, 1 July 2016
Selena Gomez and James Corden Carpool Karaoke
James Corden calls on Selena Gomez to help him carpool to work, but not without a stop at an amusement park and a drive-thru first.
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Carpool Karaoke,
James Corden,
Selena Gomez
Thursday, 30 June 2016
The Evolution of Pixar
This is a fourteen minute celebration of over thirty years of Pixar animation.
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
Kevin Smith - Advice on filmmaking
Kevin Smith was born and raised in New Jersey. His first movie, Clerks. (1994), was filmed in the convenience store in which Smith worked. He was only allowed to shoot at night after the store closed. This movie won the highest award at the Sundance film festival and was brought to theaters by Miramax. The movie went over so well that Smith was able to make another movie, Mallrats in 1995.
In this interview, Kevin Smith gives new filmmakers some ideas on how to act on set... and has some great advice for making sure the edit of your film is going to be exactly what your audience can tolerate.
In this interview, Kevin Smith gives new filmmakers some ideas on how to act on set... and has some great advice for making sure the edit of your film is going to be exactly what your audience can tolerate.
First posted: 9 September 2012
Labels:
advice,
Kevin Smith,
short film
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