"I wanted to give them the freedom to move around and do whatever they felt..." We all need a source of inspiration from time to time. Some read books or poetry, others visit museums or browse old photographs. But the internet offers so much potential at your fingertips. It's a near-endless source of information, and for better or worse, it's brought the filmmaking community closer to share experiences, processes, and tips for those doing it now and the next generations to come. In a video interview, cinematographer Natasha Braier sat down with CookeOptics TV to detail some of her visually stunning work, including The Neon Demon, Gloria Bell, and Honey Boy. Check it out. Perspective and personal experience drive a lot of our decision-making. With screenwriting, you probably heard the phrase, "write what you know." But today, it's more important to not only write what you know, but break through the noise. There are a ton of people out there competing for the same attention. If the first page of your script doesn't hook the reader, they probably won't turn to the second. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 10 March, 2021