Discussions on film

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[cinematographers]

Reed Morano, ASC

[urbnite]

[mishproductions]

[unapologeticallyimperfect-blog]

Thank You For Watching.

[twelvedecibelstatic]

"In Hollywood, maybe only ten percent will make it and the other ninety percent try. This elusive dream of making it and being on top is the same story as the moth being drawn to the flame. The flame and it’s attractiveness is something you’ll never eliminate. Some will learn how to live in that environment and others will burn in it." - Conrad Hall

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GUYS YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW WONDERFUL THIS IS 

Parkinson’s is a degenerative disease and while it’s progress can be slowed down, it currently doesn’t have a cure. People suffering from Parkinson’s will experience a gradual loss of coordination and ability to perform even the most basic of every day tasks, including feeding themselves. 

This fucking spoon is HUGEfor them. Look at that gif of the man just trying to eat with the regular spoon and compare it to the liftware device. It’s NOT just a spoon, by the way, it comes with a fork as well, for example. 

I found the website for the project where you can purchase a spoon for someone you know/love and even possibly donate money to help someone out who can’t afford it themselves right: HERE.

At the very least, please spread this for all the people who have Parkinson’s or loved ones with Parkinson’s. 

You’ll help them take part of their life back. 

[dragotzenny-deactivated20150825]

Key & Peele: Movie Hecklers

[cinematographers]

This is pretty much my inner dialogue whenever I go see a movie.

[pickledelephant]

Herzog is a miserable, hateful, malevolent, avaricious, money-hungry, nasty, sadistic, treacherous, cowardly creep. -Klaus Kinski

Every gray hair on my head I call Kinski. -Werner Herzog

[cinematographers]

They have my favorite relationship.

[twelvedecibelstatic]

I’m trying not to nerd out too much, but Emmanuel Lubezki is blowing up my Instagram feed. I might cry. Today is a good day.

[dailybreakingbad]

[instagramhomie]

[cinematographers]

THIS. Hahaha so perfect.

[oldfilmsflicker]

Twilight, 1998 (dir. Robert Benton)

[cinematographers]

This shot though.

[cinematographers]

1940's era documentary about The Cinematographer. 

[crisch]

Visit Original Link

the only living boy in new york | simon & garfunkel

[cinematographers]

File under, songs to listen to daily.

[slowlyeden-blog]

Norman Rockwell reference photos alongside finished works

[oftaggrivated-deactivated201910]

This is how using reference works

Working smarter, not harder.

[themadeshop]

[cinematographers]

Long Live.

[theworldofcinema]

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#these two built the greatest meth empire in the country (via)

[cinematographers]

I'm not against digital; I've shot it, I like it and I think it's great. What I don't care for shooting digitally has nothing to do with the technical side. It's the behavior change on the set... When you shoot digital directors tend to let the cameras run. There is the feeling that it is "free". But, when you shoot film, you have a budget...). A director has to think about how he wants to allocate that film for that day... There is a feeling of intentionality when you shoot film.

Michael Slovis, ASC.