Posted by
Leslie on April 6, 2009 |
No commentsHere’s a story from a cinematographer’s point of view about his experience of acting as camera operation for a director. Very interesting…
Written by:
Roy H. Wagner ASC
director of photography
Courtesy of SOC Magazine
Favorite quote:
As cinematographers we hope that directors, writers, and actors will express the intent of their characters and stories without imposing strong assertive control. By allowing us the opportunity to express our own ideas, our collaborators discover nuance that expresses their ideas in deeper or greater ways than they expected.
I personally love it when I work with people that are both passionate and knowledgeable about their specific job on set and really make their creative mark on the movie while still staying in line with my creative vision as a director.
Really great article!
“WHY DO WE NEED CAMERA OPERATORS?”
Posted by
Leslie on April 4, 2009 |
No commentsI have been indulging in my most sinful indulgence…
DON’T TELL ANYONE….
SHUSSSSSHHHHH…. IT’S A SECRET!
It is stage acting.
Yes, I’m back to my old fun! I know my secret is safe with you!
Sketchofrenics at Neon Venus Theater for First Friday
Me & Lisa Marie at First Friday - Neon Venus Theater
In L.A. referring to oneself as an actor was the same as referring to oneself as a professional leper, if said actor did not have movie credits, kick ass connections or a reoccurring roll on a series.
Here in Vegas, I’m back to the art of it and the fun of it.
It’s comedy. It’s sketch. It’s improv. It’s messing with tourists and locals while in character.
Tiffany and Lupita at Prive in Planet Hollywood party like it's 1984
Tiffany at Prive in Planet Hollywood party like it's 1984 with Ben... a stand up comic
Tags: acting, comedy, improvisation, Matt Stone, sketch, South Park Studios, Trey Parker