In this episode, we share and discuss how we think on film sets, especially when things go wrong !

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Recently, film and the use of film grain has become quite popular among filmmakers and even all sorts of creators. We see the nostalgic noise pop up in quite a bit of videos on social media or online. So, what are the differences that come across each? And in what ways is Film better than digital format?  __________________________________________________________________ 

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It's been a month since we have talked. 

So, we just kind of catch up and exchange ideas, thoughts and discuss what has been it like to begin a filmmaking business young.

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In this episode we talk about our different approaches to beginning our filmmaking careers on our own. We're both young filmmakers at the start of our journey and each has his own way of working. We discuss both and share some thoughts on approaching clients work along with some personal tips.  

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Ibrahim & Kai discuss their different outlooks and definitions on the cinematic look. Are there consistent rules that you can apply to your visuals to make them look cinematic? Or is the cinematic look much more nuanced and diverse across time and genres that it is hard to emulate?