Monthly Archives: December 2010 I’ll occasionally do interviews for interested parties on filmmaking, usually on Greyscale or Leave Me… and until August 21st, nobody outside of the close cast/crew had seen the film in its entirety. But today an article was published on me and Greyscale by someone that had actually seen the film… granted, it was the 98%... “I wouldn’t bring up Paris if I were you, it’s poor salesmanship.” — Rick, played by Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca I’m slightly ashamed to admit that the initial concept for a film called Greyscale wasn’t the plot… it was the idea that I could pull off a black and white film more feasibly than I could a color one if I had to DP a film myself… thankfully I didn’t, and the idea became more... The writer/director/editor position is frowned upon professionally, so I’ve learned. Producers will be afraid that you can’t edit objectively, and it may be true. An editor is paid to pull together the best story. If you’re not an editor, don’t even think about trying to put together your feature as a learning experience as it... |
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