The Crimson Engine: A Creative Filmmaking Podcast

Sometimes the path we’re on stops leading somewhere we actually want to go. Starting over can feel like giving up.But sometimes it’s the opposite: having the courage to recognize that you’ve changed.

You’re never too far down the road to choose a different one.

Production design is one of the most powerful tools available to cinematography because it determines what the camera actually sees. Cinematographers can shape light, lens choice, and composition, but the textures, colors, architecture, and objects within the frame all come from the production design.In todays video we look at how to best utilize the power of design and collaborate with the art department.

The one thing new cinematographers often get wrong is exposure, especially as it relates to your subject. This week we talk about how dynamic range is often used and misused in digital cinema cameras.

Traditional for making jobs are drying up quickly – but the market for video is exploding. Today we talk about how to make the most of the film market and creating opportunities for yourself.

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There is more information than ever about filmmaking, and yet so many Filmmaker are not making the work they want to be. In today's video we explore the gap between knowledge and action and how to close it.

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When everyone is waiting for everyone else to commit before they do, sometimes you need to take drastic action and pull the trigger. More at www.canonmasterclass.com

Anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering. Anyone who's wallowed in negativity knows there is power in it, but it's ultimately dead end. Today we're talking about the right way to sustain a long-term career in a creative field.

Working with actors can be intimidating to new directors. The truth is, it can be the easiest and most rewarding part of the filmmaking process. Today we explore how to stop over complicating and start giving meaningful feedback that creates powerful performances.

Hollywood is teetering on the edge of collapse, but people are watching more stories than ever. If you want to make traditional films, the gateway is narrowing, but for everthing else, the future is bright.

In this episode, Filmmaker Kasimir Burgess talks about creativity humanity and making a career in filmmaking.

More on Kas - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2034319

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