https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZeWOAliA6Y&feature=youtu.be
Mark Duplass makes a brilliant talk on how to make movies.
Make a super cheap film, make them incredibly frequently, and find something in it at each time that people connect to.
I think I should try this out.
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'To coincide with the first ever UK and Ireland Tour of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, National Theatre Learning are setting an exciting new Design Challenge for students, produced in partnership with Creative & Cultural Skills and the design team from this acclaimed production.
The National Theatre are bringing their award winning production of Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-Time to Bristol this August, and Bath in October, and as a pilot we are looking to host an exhibition at each venue of your students’ designs. '
More info on link below, discuss with me, Richard Edkins, if you are interested
I've been getting used to S-log over the past few weeks, and the best thing that I have found about the setting is that it has a beautiful curve on the highlights of the sky.
In this quick test video that I did as preparation for my 90 second upcoming film Everstone, I found it much harder to retain the highlights of the the sky on Cine compared with LOG. While looking a lot more colourful, I did notice some splashes of noise in certain shots with the LOG shots, so I should be careful where an when I use it.
