Two teenage boys break free from school to embark on a dangerous adventure, as they truant their way across the threatening industrial landscape which surrounds them. Set in the northern town of Blackburn in England and made on a shoestring budget, the film was entirely improvised, childhood inspired and street-cast with non-professional local actors. The… Continue reading The Truants – User Showcase
Love to Paradise – User Showcase
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFe0uT_l3oA Interview – Julian Galea How did you start out in filmmaking? I grew in Sydney, Australia with three brothers and immigrant parents from Malta. Like a lot of kids, I grew up loving movies. I found them absolutely fascinating (still do). This one day my father brought home a VHS Video Recorder and I… Continue reading Love to Paradise – User Showcase
User Showcase – Tom Martin
Tom Martin – Forward I’ve wanted to be a filmmaker since being inspired by The Empire Strikes Back when I was 5 years old. I spent my childhood watching films and went on to study Film Studies at The University of East Anglia in the UK. I graduated in 2010, bought a second hand Sony EX1 and… Continue reading User Showcase – Tom Martin
Teenage Wasteland – Jennifer Cox
Jennifer Cox – www.dearjennifer.org I grew up in southern Spain, studied Documentary and Film in the UK and currently live just outside New York City. I have been working as a freelance filmmaker and photographer for the last ten years. I made my first film in college when I was 19 and it was love… Continue reading Teenage Wasteland – Jennifer Cox
Beautiful Strangers – User Showcase
Reno Mezger – www.reno-mezger.de Early in my career I worked as an art director for advertising and design agencies. During that period I discovered my love for photography and moving images. After stations in Auckland and NYC, I do now live and work in Hamburg, Germany. I am specialized in fashion, beauty and lifestyle. I divide… Continue reading Beautiful Strangers – User Showcase
La Forêt de la mémoire – User Showcase
evergreen films When we take a visual data and we force it until it becomes visionary power, this is a strong act of will. Our eye becomes thought that expresses itself through the image. Making a film means externalize this creative process, which previously was invisible. We must wash our eyes and learn again how… Continue reading La Forêt de la mémoire – User Showcase
Introduction to Scopes
Introduction Having a firm grasp of how video scopes work is crucial to critically evaluating what youʼve captured. Whereas an uncalibrated monitor can deceive your eyes, video scopes will always reveal the truth, whether thatʼs in terms of contrast, hue or saturation. Hereʼs everything you need to know to get to grips with these invaluable… Continue reading Introduction to Scopes
Kygo + Selena Gomez music video – Carlos Flores
Carlos Flores – www.carlosfloresfilms.com I’m an editor and colorist based out of New York and was born and raised in Lima, Peru. I’ve known that I wanted to make films since I was a teenager and was beyond excited to be accepted to the film program at NYU, Tisch School of the Arts. Throughout college, I… Continue reading Kygo + Selena Gomez music video – Carlos Flores
‘Fluorescent Nights’ – Ari Virem
Ari Virem I’m a 20-year-old cinematographer and camera department freelancer from Northern Europe. I grew up in Helsinki, Finland where I went to school to study motion pictures. I got to work in a features and short films as a camera operator and went to shoot commercials and music videos for a time. I was… Continue reading ‘Fluorescent Nights’ – Ari Virem
Apocrita: A Bee Film – Michael Sutton
Michael Sutton – Frozen Prosperity I directed my first feature film (which was downright awful) in 1995 when I was 22 years old. We shot it on Eclair NPR and ACL 16mm cameras and recorded the audio on DAT. I cut the entire feature on a flatbed 6 plate moviola 16mm edit bed. I wasn’t… Continue reading Apocrita: A Bee Film – Michael Sutton