Career questions tagged cinematography
What should I be trying to learn or teach myself if I am interested in a career as a filmmaker?
I love cinematography, I think it's a beautiful art form that we can use to tell stories to people around the world. I took a broadcast journalism class last year as a freshman, so I have a very basic understanding of video editing, but I would like to go more in-depth with it. I would like to learn about what cameras, microphones, and editing software's I should begin practicing with. I would also like to learn story telling techniques, with things like script writing and camera shots. Really the most research I've done is watching YouTube videos about film making, but I'm wondering if there are specific videos, books or online courses I could look into? Thank you!
Where should I intern if I’m interested in film?
Where should I intern If I want to have a job in cinema. I live in a small town but would really want some background experience to help in college and to put on my resume.
How can I make money with a communications degree?
I will start college in January 2025 as a junior because of my college credits (I’m a photography intern now at my community college). I originally applied to an art school to pursue filmmaking editing but was waitlisted so I decidedto pursue communications (media production) at another school was a close second. But I’m worried that I won’t make any money or won’t end up with atleast a job out of college. My dream job/goal is to edit aesthetic videos , I love cinematography but I am struggling to learn premier pro without a in person teacher and junior year is the year for internships. Should I stick with the communications major and see where it leads me, eventually learning how to edit on my own? Or Should I just major in finance for money and minor in photography on the side ? Any advice would help 🥲
How movie?
How do directors land jobs in the film industry? Additional I was curious on how directors reach out to actors to star in their films. Do they have connections?
What are some tips to get into the film industry for someone who is still in college?
I am a film major in my 2nd semester of college I want to be a creative director for film. I have little connections and I need some tips for success.
How a film director can collaborate with a worldwide film directors, and make new film's with together, and how they can find a producer for their future project's?
Expecting film directors to collaborate.
Is college necessary for film?
if i want to dip my toe in this industry, do i need to go to college for film?
BA vs BFA?
I'm looking at the USC SCA website currently and I noticed that there is a bachelor of arts in film production and then there is a bachelor of fine arts in film production. Can anyone explain the difference?
Industry vs Freelancing vs Indie directing?
Is freelancing the same as Indie directing? What separates these three? What are some pros and cons of all three? How do I succeed in each? And how do I switch from one to the other, such as switching from Industry directing to Freelancing? Will I have more control over the movie if I choose to freelance? Google has not helped me one bit.
Double concentration?
I want to go to the L.A. Film School and major in Film Production but I would want to have my concentration on either Directing or Cinematography. Is there any way I could have my concentration on both?
How to get funding for student film projects.?
As I student I'd like to know how to fund my first project.
This is my dream?
I whoud like to start a company based on anything artsy and vedio related or pictures and hopefully by the time I’m 35 why u may ask becuase it’s my dream
Could you provide your perspective on the satisfaction and enjoyment you derive from your filmmaking career, the value of studying filmmaking as a viable path, and the scope of job opportunities within the industry?
Reflecting on your career in filmmaking, do you find it fulfilling and enjoyable? Considering the investment of time and resources required to study filmmaking, do you believe it's a worthwhile path for aspiring filmmakers? Additionally, could you share your insights on the current job market and the range of job opportunities available for individuals with a background in filmmaking?
For film and television production, how do I meet new people and find more experiences?
I am currently starting school studying film and television production and I want to be as prepared for my future as possible. Thank you!