Azmyth
Veteran
Many of us are indie film makers, who don't get to build new sets, or use locations they've never been to or actors they've never seen before.
We use locations we already have access to, sometimes actors we already know, and everything is "familiar". Does the fact that alot of what we shoot is stuff we see on a day to day basis in its "reality" lend to how we percieve our projects? I've had things I've shot that I didn't think looked "cinematic" and others would comment on how much like a real movie it looked to them. Is it because I see these locations and etc. all the time so my belief isn't suspended?
We use locations we already have access to, sometimes actors we already know, and everything is "familiar". Does the fact that alot of what we shoot is stuff we see on a day to day basis in its "reality" lend to how we percieve our projects? I've had things I've shot that I didn't think looked "cinematic" and others would comment on how much like a real movie it looked to them. Is it because I see these locations and etc. all the time so my belief isn't suspended?