Also, consider how this could help you with your November Write Club Challenge! It's super simple to participate...
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Also, consider how this could help you with your November Write Club Challenge! It's super simple to participate...
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Hey Cinematographers of Stage 32! I've slowly started looking for someone to team up with on a short film shoot next year. Will be paid but it's a ways off so I'm just scouting. Someone with a good eye for comedy and horror. Just curious who's on here and what you've worked on/are working on.
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This is a fantastic video essay! I'm also a big fan of the "Production Triangle", so I appreciate that they made a "Exposure Triangle" to help relate ISO with Aperture and Shutter Speed.
Did you learn anything new? Is there anything you'd add? What is your favorite low-light camera to work with? What...
Expand postAt best this info is really sketchy very very basic stuff. In the video there is a suggestion of capturing light to dark within a scene. This is not ISO, but in fact latitude. Different aspects of exp...
Expand commentI see what you're saying, Andrew Sobkovich. Is there a YouTube video you would recommend? Or a video series? I'm quite fond of Anthony Q. Artis who does a few series on Lynda.com, but I use his videos...
Expand commentKay, sorry but I have no links as I rarely watch such videos. I commented upon the above video because an acquaintance specifically asked me about it and what I watched was woefully lacking in what it...
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Hey, Stage 32 Cinematographers!
I'm digging storyboarding as part of my creative outlet while my scripts are finding legs. While I clearly know what I would look for as a director, I'd love to hear from DPs! What do you look for in storyboards? What kind of details get you excited for the project? Wh...
Expand postSo I have been doing film for a few years now but I am just getting into the larger industry here in Hollywood, and one of the things that I have noticed is that roles and items are much more specifie...
Expand commentStoryboards can tell a DP about the director. A new director who comes prepared with coherent or even excellent boards can help build initial trust. Without them, it's anyone's guess if this director...
Expand commentHey, Justin Little! I actually went to Colorado Film School, so I know what you mean. It's both an indie world out there - so it's hit or miss whether or not they'll have a detailed storyboard - but i...
Expand commentI look for some clarity about what the director sees in their head when they think about the shots and scenes and transitions that make up their movie, That is what I will try to improve upon and put...
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Hey, Stage-32-ers!
As you may know, next month is typically known as National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), but here on Stage 32, we do a "November Write Club" where YOU set a goal for the month and then check in each week with your progress. Keep your eyes out for Jason's blog post launching th...
Expand postHey everybody, I need someone in New York who will order a LEMO connector for me and solder it onto my camera's (existing) DC cord for a reasonable price in a reasonable time frame. Do you have any recommendations?
Hey, Hannes Famira! Are you looking for someone to attach it for you? Or buy it for you and attach it for you?
Both, I have the DC cable but I am looking for someone to sell me a 4-pin LEMO and solder it to one end of the cable.
Did y'all see? They are looking for pictures of historical sites:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2020_in_the_United_States
AND, bonus, you can location scout at the same time. Win win! What local monuments are you thinking of exploring?
I like the idea. I think about the painted monasteries from Bucovina (Romania), but maybe sometime in the future. Karen "Kay" Ross , what historical sites or monuments would you like to explore and ph...
Expand commentOh, cool! I bet Wiki would benefit from updated pictures of painted monasteries. Most of my knowledge if of the DMV (DC/Maryland/Virginia area), which is HIGHLY documented. Also, I'm not physically th...
Expand commentAnyone making documentaries who maybe interested in my music? I’m a UK-based composer very keen to work on factual projects.
Hey, Amy Balcomb! Definitely check the job postings: https://www.stage32.com/find-jobs Is there a particular attraction to documentaries for you?...
Expand commentHey Kay! My role as a composer allows me to tell stories with music and some of the recent network releases in this genre have been stunning (My Octopus Teacher, An American Murder, etc). They continu...
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Here is a little something I saw last week about getting past doubts and naysayers as to can it be done or can't it be done. Even though the subject matter isn't film, I think the end result is exactly the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bumPyvzCyo...
Expand postLOVE watching this talk! Although, it feels like he wants to make a third point and we never hear it. Hmmm... Thanks for sharing, Brian Onley!
Hey All, hope all is well, I just moved back to Washington State. Is there any Cinematographers working in Seattle or nearby? And is there any Filming or TV series in production up here right now? I use to live in Los Angeles, CA, but had to move home to WA for financial reasons. Just Curious.
I live in Tobyhanna, PA, and saw a post from Bridget LaMonica, who lives in Scranton, PA. I would love to collaborate on a movie, if you are interested.
I can be reached at 570 894-4320. joanenering2@yahoo.com
Hey, Kristina Smith! Definitely check the job listings regularly: https://www.stage32.com/find-jobs...
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