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So many people think that the film industry is one of those jobs where no training is required. Increasingly they could not be more wrong. Actors of old got away without any training at acting school but check the resume of any actor now and decent film school credentials are almost certain to be present. Talented, young, would- be directors are finding it very hard to get their foot in the door without directing school and the same, of course, goes for producers and production school. You will also come across actors who never attended acting school for a day in their life and are very s...

The Difference Between Digicams And Film Cameras Digital cameras – abbreviated as digicams – are the newest and most convenient method of taking photos today. While these cameras may seem daunting to people, especially members of the older generation, they are really quite easy to use. One big advantage of a digicam: you never run out of film. Let’s take a look at the differences between a digicam and a regular, old fashion film camera. Powering your camera is the first thing to cover. Both digicams and film cameras use batteries to power them so that you can snap the photo you w...

Ever since I was 11 years old, I always wanted to own a camera. The art of photography fascinated me and held various challenges that I know could be overcome if given the right tools and opportunity. When I was 11 years old, film was king. It was also the age of the platform shoes and the afro hair style, so you can imagine my joy when I took my first picture – using black and white film. My progression into color photography was slow. I liken this to the time it takes a tortoise to complete a sprint of the 100M. Suffice it to say that the tortoise and I have many things in ...

Interested in Arts/Film making? Then you must pursue a good degree from a reputed institute which can help you boost your career in this field of dreams, glamour, fashion, trend, name and fame. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Filmmaking would be a good choice for you. This is pre-professional program through which you would be allowed to create your own film and actively participate in all aspects of filmmaking. The program has been designed to inculcate strong understanding of art, craft, liberal arts, film making, which are supported by the strong foundation of liberal arts and humanities. Studen...

What do you see when you look out your windows? The lucky few get to experience amazing views of beaches, sky, forests, or mountains. Others may get to see thrilling architecture, or city-scapes from across a river or bay. Some may see fields of spring wildflowers, or cascades of fall leaves. Most of us probably see fences, walls, and parking lots though. Others may see their neighbor's garbage cans and his lawn that always needs mowing. Others are treated to gas stations and fast food drive-throughs. However, for those of us who lost out on the room with a view sweepstakes, there i...

Today’s photography information is about digital photography. Digital photography is quickly becoming the preferred way to take photos. Anyone that was thinking of getting a new camera should really check out the advantages of digital photography. Up front you may pay a little bit more for your digital camera but in the long run the digital camera will cost you a lot less. Your photos are recorded onto a memory card, so you have no use for film. Film and processing can add up to a nice chuck of change really quick. With the memory card you will be able to take and keep hundreds of photos. You...

The version of Aladdin that you’re doubtless most familiar with is Disney’s 1992 film adaptation. The film turns the story into a musical, and also makes all sorts of subtle and not-so-subtle changes from the original tale. The start of the film is preserved pretty much intact: a sorcerer (now named Jafar) sends Aladdin to a cave to retrieve a magic lamp, without telling him that the cave is cursed. As in the original story, Aladdin ends up with the lamp, and wishes to become a prince so that he can marry the princess. It is here, however, that the two stories part ways. Rather than ...

Kevin Smith’s 'Clerks', released in 1994 and now considered a modern-day classic, started off as an idea while Smith was an employee at the Quick Stop convenience store and RST Video in his native New Jersey. Inspired by Richard Linklater’s 'Slacker', the 'Divine Comedy' by Dante Algihieri and Smith’s own experience of working in the convenience store, it was an inspired piece of film making about the malaise facing people in their early 20s, as viewed through the eyes of two convenience store clerks, Dante Hicks and Randall Graves. The film was shot at the actual convenience store Smith...

Baraka, Samsara and Koyaanisqatsi are the most well known films of a film genre generally described as non-verbal. None of the films contain any actors, have no plot or script. Instead the films contain moving images from the world designed to invoke thought within the viewer. Although they are not documentary films, they are often enjoyed by fans of documentaries. All of the movies contain images showing locations of the world, whether natural or man made. The scenes are edited together to provide maximum impact for the viewer. Each of the films has a musical score that provides additio...