Bill Anderson
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"I could give a damn" or "I could care less" ; the opposite (more or less) of what is generally meant: I couldn't care less. ( :
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Freelancing means that you are self-employed, I don't see that as an insult at all...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freelancer
I'm not sure what is worse, when a DP is called a Videographer, or when someone with a small camera and no lighting gear calls himself a DP?
+1 and I wonder what percentage of 'filmmakers' or 'short films' have actually (been) shot on celluloid.
To me, wedding films when done well are another arm of filmmaking. I actually feel bad for people who make a living doing it and are trashed by the elite filmmaking community. There are good wedding filmmakers and there are bad ones. Just like there are good narrative films and bad ones. I try to film one wedding a year to test my ability to do something in one take. I have a lot of respect for this side of the business.Oh man somebody who refers to himself as a videographer and shoots weddings once referred to me as a videographer and I got so annoyed at him....
The meaning of those words have transcended their origins. A digitally shot film is a film nonetheless in my opinion, unless we dont consider Hugo, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Social Network, The Hobbit or Skyfall "films." To imply that Scorcese & Richardson, Fincher & Cronenweth, Peter Jackson & Andre Lesnie, and Mendes & Deakins plus their crews who worked tremendously hard to make these digitally shot films are no longer considered "filmmakers," is insane.
Oh, and never start a sentence with "Me", as in "Me and my folks, yada, yada, yada." Always put others before yourself, in life and in words.
says a guy who starts off with "don't get ME started"...
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