Thank you for the kind words, this helps us know we are on the right track with the channel. Have you watched part 2? The whole chat was very inspiring :) We hope to shoot and release some more videos soon, we have had a bit of work to do shooting and finishing our two latest features.
lynn shelton and Terrence Malick are the best improvisational/experimental filmmakers as well. i try to do that in my short films when it works and just completed my first documentary feature film and working on my second feature. in terms of crew, i say if it works, go for it and if you need help, go for it.
Good advice there at the end and we agree -- try it out for yourself, but the help is always there if you need it, filmmaking is a collaborative art at the end of the day. We also like those two improvised filmmakers. Our improvised filmmaking technique was developed by learning about the techniques of Mike Leigh and we are influenced by Joe Swanberg (who we work similarly too). If you want to go deeper, learn about the roots of improvised filmmaking and how we use it to make our feature films, the book Improv for Indie Filmmakers by my partner, director Ivan Malekin (SJ here) is available on Amazon. Link: www.amazon.com/Improv-Indie-Filmmakers-Ivan-Malekin-ebook/dp/B09KFSK6S4 and we talk a lot about it on our channel here too.
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Very interesting, really love this channel, keep up the good work !
Thank you for the kind words, this helps us know we are on the right track with the channel. Have you watched part 2? The whole chat was very inspiring :) We hope to shoot and release some more videos soon, we have had a bit of work to do shooting and finishing our two latest features.
lynn shelton and Terrence Malick are the best improvisational/experimental filmmakers as well. i try to do that in my short films when it works and just completed my first documentary feature film and working on my second feature. in terms of crew, i say if it works, go for it and if you need help, go for it.
Good advice there at the end and we agree -- try it out for yourself, but the help is always there if you need it, filmmaking is a collaborative art at the end of the day. We also like those two improvised filmmakers. Our improvised filmmaking technique was developed by learning about the techniques of Mike Leigh and we are influenced by Joe Swanberg (who we work similarly too). If you want to go deeper, learn about the roots of improvised filmmaking and how we use it to make our feature films, the book Improv for Indie Filmmakers by my partner, director Ivan Malekin (SJ here) is available on Amazon. Link: www.amazon.com/Improv-Indie-Filmmakers-Ivan-Malekin-ebook/dp/B09KFSK6S4 and we talk a lot about it on our channel here too.
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Thank you Taffy, I hope you found it useful and inspiring. Don't forget to check out part 2, Noam shares more wisdom from his filmmaking experiences.
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Thank you, hope you found it useful and inspiring. Don't forget to check out part 2, Noam shares more wisdom.