Cinematography

Cinematography Stage 32 Blogs

Coffee & Content: How Taika Waititi Shoots Films at 3 Budget Levels & Zendaya + Andrew Garfield Actors on Actors

Happy Sunday Creative Army! Have you had a creative weekend so far? I have some content here for you that is sure to get the creative juices flowing, so grab your coffee and let's dive in. First up, In Depth Cine shares a deep dive into how writer/director Taika Waititi shoots films at 3 very different budget levels. Specifically, they break down the budgets and aesthetics of Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2.5 Million), JoJo Rabbit (14 Million), and Thor: Ragnarok (180 Million). Next up, Varie...

Coffee & Content: How Taika Waititi Shoots Films at 3 Budget Levels & Zendaya + Andrew Garfield Actors on Actors

Coffee & Content: Ultimate Guide to Film Composition & How Christopher Nolan Mastered Low Budget Filmmaking

Happy Sunday Creative Army! I've got my coffee in hand and your weekly dose of content coming in hot - grab your coffee of choice and let's dive right in. First up, the folks over at StudioBinder have put together a fascinating video all about film composition. Specifically, they break down how you can use framing & composition to tell a story, create depth, and articulate meaning. You will see examples from JoJo Rabbit, Last Night in Soho, Harry Potter, Trainspotting, and many more.  Next...

Coffee & Content: Ultimate Guide to Film Composition & How Christopher Nolan Mastered Low Budget Filmmaking

How to Present Yourself Online to Book Jobs in the Entertainment Industry

It actually makes more sense in the 21st century to be using the old expression, “Watching the phone.” In this day and age of smartphones we actually can see when a call is coming in. It makes you wonder what people were hoping to see when they’d stare at the phone on the wall or the unit that sat on the desk back in the day. But if you find yourself nodding off because your Android or iPhone is neither ringing nor having texts come in, it very likely could be due to the way that you’ve presen...

Bruce Wawrzyniak
Bruce Wawrzyniak
3 years ago
How to Present Yourself Online to Book Jobs in the Entertainment Industry

Coffee & Content: 5 Creative Filmmaking Techniques & BRIDGERTON Costume Design

Happy Sunday Creative Army! First of all, congratulations to all of you who have already participated in our monthly Introduce Yourself Weekend! Thousands of connections have been made between entertainment creatives and professionals from every corner of the globe. Whether you are a long-time member, or brand new to Stage 32, take a moment to pop over to the Introduce Yourself Lounge and say hello before the end of the weekend. First up, Film Riot shares an interesting video featuring 5 cre...

Coffee & Content: 5 Creative Filmmaking Techniques & BRIDGERTON Costume Design

Coffee & Content: On the Set of STRANGER THINGS & Breaking Down INTERSTELLAR's Editing

Happy Sunday Creative Army! Have you had a creative weekend so far? I have some content here for you that is sure to get the creative juices flowing, so grab your coffee and let's dive in. First up, the Stranger Things official YouTube channel recently released an awesome behind the scenes look at season four of Netflix's Stranger Things. This videos follows cast members Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and more around on a "day in the life" look at a typical day on the se...

Coffee & Content: On the Set of STRANGER THINGS & Breaking Down INTERSTELLAR's Editing

The Truth About Rejection

If you’ve been pursuing your Hollywood dreams longer than 60 seconds, then you probably know all about rejection. It’s part of the path. It’s something completely unavoidable as long as you’re taking risks and putting yourself out there. Some rejections aren’t so bad. Others totally suck. When a rejection hits deep, it’s common to retreat and hold yourself back from trying again. Whether you get dropped by an agent, your script is rejected from every festival, or you haven’t booked a job i...

Erica Wernick
Erica Wernick
3 years ago
The Truth About Rejection

How to Launch a YouTube Channel in 2022

In an industry where gatekeepers run the show, finding creative ways to get your work out there is not only a necessity, but a glorious way to take control of your career. No matter what hat(s) you were in the entertainment industry, launching your own YouTube channel is a fantastic way to flex your creative muscles - without needing permission from anyone. Sick of waiting to get cast in your dream role? Launch your own YouTube channel where you perform monologues weekly. Tired of not g...

Taylor C. Baker
Taylor C. Baker
3 years ago
How to Launch a YouTube Channel in 2022

Filmmaker Making Career-Changing Connections Via Stage 32!

Isn´t it funny how executives and studios are so quick to shoot you down unless you've got talent attached? Yet, it's the talent that are sometimes the ones that are holding you up? I graduated from a pretty intensive practical filmmaker course in 2008 at the Met Film School, which still ran rings around my University experience in Screenwriting & Cinematography barely 5 years later. Unfortunately, both never opened the door to a job for me despite my best efforts. I only ever wanted to wri...

Dan Tonkin
Dan Tonkin
3 years ago
Filmmaker Making Career-Changing Connections Via Stage 32!

Coffee & Content: Cinematography of EUPHORIA & 6 Filmmaking Tools for Under $20

Happy Sunday Creative Army! I've got my coffee in hand and your weekly dose of content coming in hot - grab your coffee of choice and let's dive right in. First up, the folks over at StudioBinder recently shared an in depth video about the cinematography of HBO's Euphoria. This video covers how Euphoria cinematographer Marcell Rev uses lighting, camera movement, and long takes to capture the shows stylized "emotional realism".  Next up, Luc Forsyth shares a helpful video sharing six filmma...

Coffee & Content: Cinematography of EUPHORIA & 6 Filmmaking Tools for Under $20

A Filmmaker’s Guide to Screen Tourism: Part 1

Since my appointment as delegate of the Mexican National Chamber of the Film Industry (CANACINE) for the State of Quintana Roo, also known as the Mexican Caribbean, I have become familiar with the phenomenon screen tourism. In fact, screen tourism is becoming one of the key elements in policy making for the audiovisual industry in Quintana Roo, which includes what nowadays can be considered Mexico’s most important beach tourist areas. In this article I will explain what screen tourism is, h...

David Zannoni
David Zannoni
3 years ago
A Filmmaker’s Guide to Screen Tourism: Part 1
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