Q. Do you think young filmmakers have any clue as to how many moving parts are involved or do you think it looks easy to them? I always thought making movies was fun but the prospect of making them for a wider audience felt far away and not so tangible and no, I didn’t understand the moving parts. But even on larger projects with more money and people, you can’t jump too far away from that original feeling of just having fun. In some ways, you have to put yourself in this imaginary world and not focus on the moving parts. I do, however, think it’s good to understand the principles. For me it’s about staying true to my vision. When there are a lot of people involved in making a film and the filmmaker doesn’t know all the moving parts it can be intimidating and hard to hold onto that original vision. I think this is why so many filmmakers are not thought of as “artists” because ideas are coming from all over while a painter will do his or her work alone. Q&A with Carlos Ferrer, Creator and Director, “RETINA” Read the Full Interview: retinamovie/#qa
Posted on: Fri, 09 May 2014 12:45:03 +0000
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