Even in the second week of classes, Digicinne is already spending the majority of our day in the studio and dedicating our time to film. Even after the first day of class, I was scheduled to work [...]
This is a nice quote I came across when reading about mise-en-scene. Lighting is something that has become more important to me over the past few months as a photographer and cinematographer. An [...]
and those who know me know that it’s the lyrics that matter more to me. Still, music and words together can be magic. I’m writing this because of the death of David Olney. He passed [...]
Over the past few months I’ve learned quite a bit on set. Getting the most out of the actors being one of the most important. The advice given by Keith Houk, Brett Cullen, & Lisa [...]
The first rough cut for our take on “All About Eve” is done and I just thought i’d share a sneak preview of the opening credits. My team and I are just adding a few finishing [...]
I don’t know why I hadn’t done this before as I have been told by many do it. But if when you get the time y’all need to watch a movie with no audio and no subtitles. Just [...]
If you might consider yourself quiet or lacking in confidence, the studio is a place where you will either rely on other skills to swim or definitely sink. There are readily so many other voices [...]
For my first credit with 4381 Productions, I produced our film noir short “Rain Dogs.” Before I joined this crew, I’d never had any experience in producing. Because of my lack [...]
“Rain Dogs” was my first credit with 4381 Productions. Prior to this, I’ve admired complex or unique lighting schemes… at a distance. In my own small way, I have been [...]
I think that my biggest problem when working in group settings is blaming issues with projects on myself rather than dishing jobs or issues to others. This is something that I have learned is [...]
