On this Thanksgiving Day eve, I reminisce about the good ol’ days. They don’t make ’em like they used to.
Archives for November 2012
Are We Too Dependent on Technology?
An uncanny coincidence leads to a very serious and thoughtful question. One I think all artists should ask?
A Lesson in Creative Problem Solving from Underwater Realm
Four lessons in creative problem solving from arguably the most ambitious indie film project ever produced.
Can Pro Creatives Stay True to Their Vision?
Yesterday’s post about staying true to your vision may put some of your professional creatives in a quandary. What if your vision clashes with the clients? Some tips to deal with that.
Staying True to You
A valuable lesson from HUNGER GAMES director Gary Ross is something ALL artists should heed.
When Artists Have to Explain Their Art
Every decision you make as a filmmaker should serve your story. But what happens when you have to explain your art? A lesson from production on THE HOBBIT.
Success Lessons from Walt Disney
Six lessons from the man who created the world’s greatest media empire.
Don’t Give Away Your Raw Footage or Negatives
If your clients really want your “negatives” or raw footage, that means they’re willing to pay for it. So charge accordingly.
Licensing Photos and Videos: Audience Size Matters
The larger the prospective audience for your craft, the more you are able to charge for your work. A lesson in photo and video licensing.
When to Pick Music
When is the best time to pick the music for a video? Before, in the middle or after the edit? Let’s discuss.