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For the past 10 months, we’ve explored a theme that is pertinent to all artists. Let’s sum this season up and get the definitive answer to this crucial question.
The Best of Radio Film School Stories – Part 2
In part 2 of my “Best of…” series, we hear a few of my favorite guest stories. We end with a poignant commentary about developing your style.
RFS005 – In Search of…Style
Today we start our journey to find that elusive creature known as one’s signature style.
Kevin Shahinian’s One Piece of Advice
Today on “The Flip Side,” Kevin Shahinian shares perhaps the most important bit of advice any artist can receive.
Crossing the 180 #41: Kevin Shahinian, Patrick Moreau and Joe Simon Part 2
You’ve waited patiently for a whole month. Now it’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for. The gripping conclusion to my provocative, educational and inspirational interview with the DSLR Three Amigos: Patrick Moreau, Kevin Shahinian, and Joe Simon. This episode is a doozy!
Crossing the 180—The Big 4-0: Patrick Moreau of StillMotion, Kevin Shahinian and Joe Simon Part 1
My three guests today need no introduction. If you’ve done even a modicum of research in the field of DSLR filmmaking, you know who these guys are. Patrick Moreau, Kevin Shahinian and Joe Simon are names practically synonymous with the craft. And today on Crossing the 180 we have all three of them at once. […]
What Question Would You Ask Patrick Moreau, Joe Simon or Kevin Shahinian?
You are sitting in the room with three of the most celebrated and talented event filmmakers on the planet. DSLR masters of light and sound. Cinematic auteurs through and through. You are given the microphone and have just one question to ask one or all of them. What would that question be? Would you waste […]
Why Every Pro Filmmaker or Photographer Should Start Out with Weddings
When I started in this business nine years ago, I started doing weddings because it was the easisest aspect of the business to start. I figured I would just do weddings until I could do “real” videos. Admittedly, going into it, I had the low view of wedding videography that many people do. But it […]
Five More Cinematic Tips – A Sequel
Yesterday I gave you five tips for making your videos more cinematic. I thought of five more. Get your notepads ready.