"Perhaps it sounds ridiculous, but the best thing that young filmmakers should do is to get hold of a camera and some film and make a movie of any kind at all." - Stanley Kubrick
Hi! Im 21 years old, come from Tenbury Wells and I am currently studying Film and Video at the international Film School of Wales, Newport.
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That moment in Rear Window when he looks straight at the camera. Perfect example of how Voyeurism and subjective camera angles can be to build suspense and tension.
Amazing track. Even listening to this without the film, it makes you feel something. A great example of how music in a film can help the audience “see what cant be seen”
Art Inspired Short Films
I have just finished my dissertation and finished directing my graduation film, which was incredibly challenging but hopefully my hard-work will pay off with some good grades! So, while im waiting for my grades, its time I moved onto a new project. Within the next few months I will be going to various museums and taking photos of Art that inspires me, writing down the first five words that come into my head at first glance, which I will then script, storyboard and shoot. The films will be around 3 minutes each, but I would love to have people’s feedback and what they think when they see the art, whether you agree or disagree please follow my blog to keep posted. :)
A Post-Apocalyptic film that tells the story of man named Hank who is given a mission by a corrupt government to kill a man named Jason creating a cure to a virus.
What happened between year 10 and 23?
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“Prejudice obscures the truth”
12 Angry Men
12 ANGRY MEN (1957)
Such a good film, really opened my eyes as to how powerful directing is within film and how it can make even the simple seem interesting and unmissable.
