Life is full of lessons, and if you’ve chosen to spend your life producing movies, there are a number of lessons you can and should learn. Usually, you will have to spend years perfecting and training your steering techniques to learn from skin to making good movies. You can go to a film or media school or if you want, you can even try your luck and enter the industry directly. Fortunately, in this original Academy video a group of film directors, actors, costume designers and more?share what has been the best lesson you have learned in your careers. Get ready to take some notes of this inspiring video.
In case you can’t or don’t want to watch the video, the lessons are written below:
- Clearly.
- These tips are just the beginning of the art and science of filmmaking.
- Does it only affect the surface? Or the surface of the surface.
- If there is one trick that you cannot forget.
- It is to know that there is a lot to learn in the cinema.
- Including why things change.
- Film production is one of the most dynamic and innovative in the world.
- And many new features have certainly appeared in the future.
There are endless ways to make movies, and you can certainly develop your own movie-making style with new features and a special way of doing things. When you spend time working on a movie, you are guaranteed not only to be taken to your absolute limit physically, emotionally and mentally, but also to learn a lot of lessons from almost everything. An experience on a film set is really a very nice thing, but the set is also a place of learning even for film veterans.
So always keep an eye out for more knowledge and new learning. There is much to learn in this world and we must all do as the great Gonzaguinha would say: “Live!/ And don’t be ashamed to be happy / Sing, sing and sing / The joy of being an eternal apprentice. “
I also remember working on my first short film and some of the lessons I learned that fateful day. My experience may not be as glamorous as that of Hollywood filmmakers, but I still learned a lot. For those who are interested here is a little bit of what I learned that day: