Hi All, I'm Judy and I've been working professionally as an actor since I was 6 both on stage, film and TV. I was a part of the iconic TV series The Waltons for 9 years and have guest starred on numerous other TV and film projects since that time. I've been writing and directing for stage, Film and...
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Just signed up, hoping to hear from fellow Cinematographers. The last year has been mad to say the least, worked on 20+ short films and documentaries, student films and commercial projects since graduation in 2014. Not worked on a feature yet but hoping one comes my way soon.
Hi Debbie thanks for the compliment. I've worked on most this past 2 years, a 30 second commercial and a 60 second drama. Hoping to work on a feature soon.
Thanks. I'm compiling list of (small projects) professionals , from South England area.
Add me to your list Debbie and best of luck with your project.
You will have a happier, smoother day on a scripted show if the very first thing you do at the beginning of a scene (or day) is block through the scene with the actors, in front of the crew, so that everyone can see exactly what's going to happen.
If you just say (or write down) what's going to happ...
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A directors book advises to get the first film shot of the day done as early as possible. It makes it real for all so they roll up their sleeves & begin the day's Momentum.
Actually, I think that quote/idea may have come from "Masters of Light" - with insightful interviews from influential cinematographers.
Another bonus of getting the first shot of the day done early is that it gets recorded for the film studio's bean-counters... you got to work on time... or better yet, early.
Glad to have you in the Stage 32 community Keith! Looking forward to seeing you in the cinematography lounge! https://www.stage32.com/lounge/cinematography
Thanks for the ADD! and welcome to the network of Stage32. Please check out my latest episode of AbsurdTV.. this one is a 80's movie that we licensed from Tiberous Films... Please like and subscribe for updates once a month when we release a new episode! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XoujrZYkZ0...
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Hello Jeff! Thank you for the network connection. Please let me know if you ever need help with anything!
Hello, I am a former New Jersey State Trooper and now actor. Maybe one day I can make a movie about my life as a former Trooper and reporting racial profiling within the ranks but for now I am following my dream of being an actor. Feel free to tweet me, contact me. Again thank you for stopping by!!
Hi PJ! I bet you have a lot of amazing stories. Wishing you every success with acting, meanwhile. Maybe we can collaborate on something at some point! —Keith
Hello welcome and that sounds like a great goal.
Hey, PJ, welcome to this great community of artist, brother. Believe you can and you're halfway there. T.D.
Greetings! Touching those bases: Went to college in Manchester. Worked in London for many years at the BBC. Moved to the Detroit area in the early 2000s and worked on several film and TV projects there. Just moved to Los Angeles where I'm enjoying discovering so many amazing and talented people. Wou...
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Watford Gap is a trick for the unwary and unaware to make them think they've gone farther south than they have, when really they're still in Northamptonshire. Don't fall for it and, meanwhile, nice to see you here, Martyn!
Hello, J! Or do you prefer Alberto? Thank you for making the connection. Let me know if you have any thoughts on potential collaborations.
I'm brand new to Stage 32 and thrilled introduce myself. I'm an actor and voice over artist in NYC. Currently have optioned an award winning screenwriters newest film and just beginning to seek producers. Please check out my profile and website www.romynordlinger.com and www.lancelot-the-film.com ....
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Rock on, glad to see you here.
Thanks so much John!
Great to meet you, Romy. Great website with an impressive bio. Law and order is one of my favorite show. You're on your way.
Hi again, Chris! Great to find you on here!
Hi Keith. Good to see ya!
Sent you an email. Sorry about the delay but looking forward to talking with you some more :)
Hi Gary. Thank you for making the connection!
You're welcome Keith
So, Mr Starnes, we meet again. But this time, the advantage is mine. Bwahahaha! [insert dramatic music] Just kidding. See you soon :)
My life is a lot like one of those action pictures. Except that the villain is usually a producer and the tag lines aren't nearly as clever!
As long as the producer/villain carefully outlines their whole diabolical scheme before sending you to your doom, it's a win
Hello, Bill! Thank you for the connection. How are things in Scotland?
It's sunny with a hint of more sunshine to come. Just moved to LA, so pretty much everything I know is based on Steve Martin in LA Story
Hi Marcelo! Thank you for the connection. Why only two desert island movies?
Hello, John. Thank you for the connection here!
Hi Tomas! Thank you for the connection. Hope everything is going splendidly!
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Hi Judy! Great intro. I've just moved to LA and also love being surrounded by passionate, creative people when I'm working on a film or television project. Inspired to know there are others feel the same.
Nice to see you here, Judy. I need to share a story with you. When I was in 5th grade, "The Waltons" showed their episode "Day of Infamy" in which Mary Ellen's husband was killed at Pearl Harbor. The...
Expand commentNice to see you here, Judy. I need to share a story with you. When I was in 5th grade, "The Waltons" showed their episode "Day of Infamy" in which Mary Ellen's husband was killed at Pearl Harbor. The script for that episode was printed in the local newspaper, so I got a copy and read it before the episode aired and then again along with the show while it was airing. I was already making my own Super-8 films with my friends at that point, but reading that script helped cement my interest in being a screenwriter. It was a pivotal moment in my life.
Judy, I loved The Walton's back in the day. On a recent trip to LA, I got to tour the Warner Brothers lot. It was a fantastic experience.