Hello good people of the podcast world!
This week it was a toss up between a breakdown episode and a question and answer episode. In the end we got neither of those options. I started rambling about the current state of my career, some of the issues I am facing on a local level both creatively and as a business, and a few other random topics.
Fas forward 45 minutes and that is essentially the entire episode. Is it a top 10 episode, probably not, but it is an honest look at what I am seeing forecast out 12 months in my career. Anytime I talk about issues I am facing a large number of folks let me know they are seeing the same issues so hopefully the topics I go over will resonate with some of you.
Enjoy!
A Cinematography System: The Playbook Approach
I told you a new course was coming and it's finally here.
It has been awesome hearing feedback from everyone that has already sped through the content and I am excited it has been as well received as it has.
In the new course I introduce my method for approaching cinematography from the most basic level and lay out each decision along the way. When I think about the work I break every possible scenario into one of 5 buckets and go from there.
Doing so allows me to focus more time on what I can do and less on what is not as effective. In this latest course we go over one of these 5 scenarios and I explain how I use a system to allow me to deliver the best results.
If you are interested in seeing the evolution of my approach to cinematography I highly suggest you check it out:
Patreon Breakdown - Outer Range
The Feature Film Episodes have all been pulled from the Patreon queue so we are officially back to our regularly scheduled program. Outer Range is the focus of this week's breakdown and I think it serves as a great example of some of the most poplar trends in cinematography today.
We go over a number of different scenes and look at what makes the biggest impact on the viewer. Hopefully by doing these extended breakdowns every week we are building a library of looks and styles we can lean on when we are developing our own projects
To watch the video click the link below:
