Leibovitz on Nature
Nature is so powerful, so strong. Capturing its essence is not easy – your work becomes a dance with light and the weather. It takes you to a place within yourself. — Annie Leibovitz
First Feature: Lessons Learned
In the summer of 2014, a crew of first-time film makers traveled to Iceland and shot Bokeh, an independent feature film. Some had production experience, others were raw beginners. All learned a lot about the process of making feature films. Doug will share key lessons he learned learned from pre-production, principal photography, post-production and paperwork;…
Throwing Stones At Lions
A person only gets to throw one stone at a lion. — Mingyur Dorje Rinpoche
How To Thank A Veteran
Frederick Van Johnson, friend and former USAF combat photographer, has a great, short video sharing how to say thanks to a veteran. So, if you do not know any veterans or are nervous to approach one, this is a great, simple way to do so. I try to do the same thing when I see…
McCarthy on Critics
It’s easy to take a swipe. And I’m like, just go the other way. Build it up. Put a little love and kindness in the world, and it does good things when you do that. — Melissa McCarthy
We Need A “Hide Spoilers” Setting
Facebook, Twitter and other social media need a “Hide Spoilers” setting/button/algorithm. End users would select “Hide Spoilers” in their profile settings. Content creators would add the #spoilers hashtag to their content. In addition, users would have the ability to flag untagged content (specific posts, not full sites) as containing spoilers. Social media providers would then…
Nature Is Speaking
A short film with a powerful message.