Snapper123
Well-known member
Like Dr. Steve Brule would say, snap out of it you dinguses, put a spin on your life!
Main point is, if any of you guys have a cinematography business (especially you young adults who need a gimmick for business) it might be wise to design a clothing uniform for your cinematography crew (or yourself). For instance, with my cinematography business (and because I love the style + the wardrobe was for a character anyway), I dress like something straight out of Resevoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction (slim square black tie, slim fit suit and pants, black cowboy boots, shiny belt) and a lot of people recognize that it is a very "Quentin Tarantino filmmaking" look, and it ends up putting a spin on my business. Also, it looks a bit FBI too, which is just another positive. All in all, I feel like it puts a fresh, it-makes-sense feel on how I'm only 21 and trying to make it in the cinematography world - plus the suit looks amazing with holding a black camera!
Idk, just trowing out dress code ideas.
Main point is, if any of you guys have a cinematography business (especially you young adults who need a gimmick for business) it might be wise to design a clothing uniform for your cinematography crew (or yourself). For instance, with my cinematography business (and because I love the style + the wardrobe was for a character anyway), I dress like something straight out of Resevoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction (slim square black tie, slim fit suit and pants, black cowboy boots, shiny belt) and a lot of people recognize that it is a very "Quentin Tarantino filmmaking" look, and it ends up putting a spin on my business. Also, it looks a bit FBI too, which is just another positive. All in all, I feel like it puts a fresh, it-makes-sense feel on how I'm only 21 and trying to make it in the cinematography world - plus the suit looks amazing with holding a black camera!
Idk, just trowing out dress code ideas.