Powerful Filmmaking Advice That Changed My Life - Shaun Paul Piccinino
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Shaun Paul Piccinino (Peach-ah-nino) is an award winning Filmmaker and Television Director. He has worked in just about every aspect of the business. From acting, to action coordinating, from script writing to producing, from editing to visual effects, all the way to feature film directing. Shaun’s latest work includes 4 movies currently on Netflix, A CALIFORNIA CHRISTMAS starring Lauren Swickard, Josh Swickard & Ali Afshar, WHEELS OF FORTUNE starring Matt Jones, Jeff Fahey, & Noureen DeWulf, LADY DRIVER starring Grace Van Dien, Sean Patrick Flanery & Christina Moore and ROPED starring Josh Swickard, Casper Van Dien and Lauren Swickard.
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“A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one."
Always good to know your strengths but the only way to really know them is to diversify and find out what you are good at.
Writer, producer, director, editor, hair, makeup, costume and set design... got it.
I think I heard earlier on this channel that writer-director(-producers) are the seat of power in Hollywood today, so at least broadening our skillsets to that extent seems like a pretty smart choice IMO
Also, Bill Burr once said that knowing when to say No is just as important as knowing when to say Yes, and although it’s pretty vague advice, it might help you sharpen your skills toward a specific direction instead of flopping around all over the place for decades
And finally, I feel like “Learn all the crew’s jobs, too!” is kind of a trap for directors, because any time/experience you gain in someone else’s skills is energy deprived from your own set of skills (namely guiding actors, capturing the emotion/essence of the screenplay/story, knowing when and why a certain technique will crank that scene’s impact up to 11, etc. etc.)
Long story short, I guess: “Jack of all trades, master of none”
Haha, you have a picture of a clown 😂 🤡
This dude have a total point...
On that way you can have a more solid vision of what do you want to show.
EXCELLENT WORK!!!
This has been my philosophy during my 36yr game development career. I'll tell you, I can't count how many times some manager has been mad that I dare to diversify my talents or even dare to get in the trenches and provide art, design, code, etc. when I'm supposed to be "just directing". It's like they just don't understand wanting to *create*. They don't understand someone who would want to understand the craft of the people you're directing. They don't understand someone who would garner respect from showing you can not just "tell" but also "do". It's served me well all these decades, so not stopping now.
That reminds me of a party I got roped into and one of the middle-manager types was actually proud they didn't code anymore, like they were now above "those people."
When I was younger and coding for a living, it was taboo at the time to even mention you enjoying coding games. The need for optimization in gaming (even at my amateur level) worked really well at the time for some of the biz stuff. People asked how I came up with stuff when they really didn't want to hear the answer.
The world is a really silly place.
Really appreciated this vid. Good solid advice that really applies to many other jobs and professions aside from directors.
Excellent advice for all walks of life :)
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This is 💯 fact 👍
This is good
How much do you believe in diversifying your skillset in the film industry?
With all my Soul.
One-man army, I supposed.
Up until the point where it starts harming the quality of each role, I suppose
“Quality > Quantity”
My IMDB page has credits as writer, art director, animator, storyboard artist, and layout artist... even more that are not up on IMDB, animatic editor, character designer, and animation director. So yeah, I totally believe in diversifying.
The same as CHNAGE. If you cannot adapt you worn out soon. The thing we saw during COVID. The people qho couldn't change their lifestyle, health and adapt to thw new normal were either infected terribly or affected mentally.
I diversified when diversifying wasn't cool.
he looks like Angry joe
it isnt realistic to be an authority on all these different departments. Focus on your own and trust your heads of department to do their job.
No where in here does it say become a authority on all of them. It says to diversify so you get an understanding of what they do and what it takes. That way when you have to be the capstan of the ship you have a better understanding of how the whole thing works and in turn it makes you a better film maker.