I really liked the angles of the camera, and the up close and personal feel of it. It does leave me wondering, however, what is that spot on the ceiling in the corner? I must know!
Your sense of humor yet discussion of fears every cinema student has (or should have) are communicated well via the handheld, face-only. Keep it up, and maybe you won't have that toilet.
I totally did a very similar move when I was shooting to the "losing my hair" thing. I had on a hoodie and caught glimpse of my receding hairline in the camera and was annoyed. Jeez. I think it's necessary to have one point (at least one point) where you say, "shit, I really actually honestly have no idea what I'm doing" and then you can move on from there.
execution of the sheer randomness was first rate. the black and white gave it a nice, underground feeling and as did the type of camerawork. it all fit, though, with the dry sense of humor contained herein. As with some others, though, I'm wondering/looking forward to seeing where this goes. I'm hoping the style can remain, though. Nice work.
I'm not usually one for self-depreciating content, but I gotta say I thoroughly enjoyed your first post. Your tone has a rare something that's fresh enough to counter the otherwise downness of the subject. sweet!
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Good intro to your personality. and I think you should keep the moustache.
I really liked the angles of the camera, and the up close and personal feel of it. It does leave me wondering, however, what is that spot on the ceiling in the corner? I must know!
haha. Says a lot about you. Easy to watch, your personality is interesting by itself...I like that there is nothing too fancy about this one.
Ha! I like it. And I'm a fan of the black and white. Also the moustache:)
It seems that you do need to grow the mustache.
Your sense of humor yet discussion of fears every cinema student has (or should have) are communicated well via the handheld, face-only. Keep it up, and maybe you won't have that toilet.
I totally did a very similar move when I was shooting to the "losing my hair" thing. I had on a hoodie and caught glimpse of my receding hairline in the camera and was annoyed. Jeez. I think it's necessary to have one point (at least one point) where you say, "shit, I really actually honestly have no idea what I'm doing" and then you can move on from there.
execution of the sheer randomness was first rate. the black and white gave it a nice, underground feeling and as did the type of camerawork. it all fit, though, with the dry sense of humor contained herein. As with some others, though, I'm wondering/looking forward to seeing where this goes. I'm hoping the style can remain, though. Nice work.
I'm not usually one for self-depreciating content, but I gotta say I thoroughly enjoyed your first post. Your tone has a rare something that's fresh enough to counter the otherwise downness of the subject. sweet!
The Doctor on the wall.
What is his name?
Chris Weagel
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