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With the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and amazon prime, the desire to leave your home and watch a movie has declined significantly. So, I appreciate when filmmakers create films worth leaving home for. La La Land is a beautiful film and Damien Chazelle captures so much through the lack of dialogue like in this ending scene between Mia and Sebastion. So much is said and yet they never open their mouths.
The CGI in Planet of The Apes was amazing. Here’s the reality vs. what we saw on the big screen.
Another by Clay Enos. You see what I mean when I say he captures life, in all its forms.
Photography isn’t always my forte. I know more about sports than I do about famous photographers. That being said I’m a big fan of Clay Enos. I found him through his work on Zack Snyder films, such as watchmen, and batman vs superman: dawn of justice. Clay manages to capture the tender yet raw emotions of everyday life.
Christopher Nolan is another filmmaker, auteur, that believes in the preservation of the cinema experience.
I recently watched The Artist (2011), it’s a movie that discusses the change from silent to sound films and how tolling it was for some silent film stars. The movie is mostly silent, with background music similar to the style 1920′s silent films used. The film does an excellent job conveying message of the film to audiences while restricted to only using visuals, bringing you in to the story and feeling a deeper connection to the characters.
Film as a visual medium in Daredevil’s opening titles. Gorgeous title sequence; storytelling in itself. One of my favorite shows.
A look at Moonrise Kingdom's elegant and warm typography and why it was a dream project for designer Jessica Hische.
A look at Moonrise Kingdom's elegant and warm typography and why it was a dream project for designer Jessica Hische.
