I've been dealing with a dark thought for quite a while. I think someone who has life experience could help me with this issue. Apparently, I got thinking about if I finally make my break as a filmmaker being 60 years old. While I'm 60 I go to the theater to see my first film, yet this time...
Unless of course they put some weight on where the delivery is with a passcode for the delivered to open, I guess it could be safe for robots to deliver? Still though, I'm worried a robot is going to crash or be mishandled. The problem with technology is that America has gotten so advanced, that...
Chatgpt can only go so far without the use of human input. Where AI struggles is when the interaction gets unique. For example: robot delivery services, such as that of Dominos in certain cities, are known to have food missing while delievering. Because of that, I'd obviously trust a human...
Doug, I apologize if my attitude seemed too aggressive. I merely was trying to speak conversationally. I was saying I heard it's bad not that I think it's bad. Do the adjectives seem to be clearer than the antecedents? The example I gave was from a source that said it was bad. Other Youtubers...
Yes, I do use a Canon T2i. In an ironic way you could say that this could be about my camera's colors. Despite that, mainly this was about preferring a blue look over a saturated look. I'm of course referring to the look of science fiction films of the 1980s thinking of how the futuristic blue...
I can understand how videographers are told to stay away from a blue look going instead for a more saturated orange look, but that hasn't really suited my palette. To me James Cameron's films have that nice bluish look especially in films like Terminator. Blade Runner has that look too. Looking...
Film will naturally have more of a direct effect with light than digital I will say that. My only complaint with film is that it is photography on insane mode (harder than hard mode in video games). You have to be extremely mathematically exact and observant with your results with lighting on...
After doing a ton of research on the physics of light, reading tons of instructional books, understanding a lot of technicalities, seeing how difficult academically film school is, and understanding the engineering of an image of a camera... I'm really beginning to believe filmmaking is as much...
You're lucky to have a 48 hour film project in your town. Most of mine are not even nearby my small town. I'd have to drive a pretty far distance to get to that. Though on the bright side I do have access to a lot of woodland wildlife in my town. However, time is running short so I may have to...
Speaking from the point of view of a viewer not filmmaker, make sure the film's cgi and editing does not look like a syfy original TV film; those don't sell well to viewers. Hoping that the choice of music sounds good too.
How do you the director deal with an actor who shows up not knowing what the script or movie is about or having had read it or know what the scene is like or your style as a director?