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The Maestro by filmmaker Tony Gardiner

filmmaker Laura Sicouri recreates the birth of the universe

the new filmmaker Laura Sicouri recreates the birth of the universe:
"The idea from the beginning was to re-create the birth of the universe through a complete surrealistic way. Visually, I wanted to use references from all those painters who had represented the creation of the universe through symbols, colours, rhythms."

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documentary filmmaking: filmmaker Enrique Pacheco

Winter in Hell by filmmaker Enrique Pacheco

documentary filmmaking:
interview with the new filmmaker Enrique Pacheco:

"...A small house in the middle of nowhere, with no heating, no water and of course no phone or internet. It was great going out to pick up ice to melt it and be able to cook, drink or sleep around the fire and waking up every couple of hours..."

filmmaker Misha Shyukin

shyscapes by Misha Shyukin

filmmaker Gustav Johansson

Karl X Johan - Flames (dir. cut)

filmmaker Tanya Aydostian:
all the different faces and masks

Animation: Interview with the new filmmaker Tanya Aydostian.
I have a particular interest in the "split personality"'s subject and on all the different faces, "masks", humans' can wear… I try to develop and show my personal point of view of these facts through my animations.

read more about Tanya Aydostian@thenewfilmmaker.com

filmmakers: Nuno Rocha and Pedro Negrão

MOMENTOS by Nuno Rocha

Interview with the new filmmaker Nuno Rocha and his D.o.P. Pedro Negrão:

"..The story was not based on real events, although there was a research focusing the homeless people and because the causes responsible for this conditions are numerous, this story was not intent to show the reasons of this matter, but simply the emotive side that makes people want to be with the love ones, and to focus on the most important thing, the family.."

filmmaker Sean Stiegemeier about Time Laps photography

Sean Stiegemeier: It is essentially just a bunch of pictures taken over a period of time. In this volcano video some of the shots would be taken over a 30 minute to 1.5 hour period. But I have done some shots in the past for over 8hrs. There are also videos out there of doing time-lapses for a whole year.

read more about Sean Stiegemeier@thenewfilmmaker.com

filmmaker Brandon Ray and his Paper People Jokes

The only way you're going to learn is by working on projects, whether they're your own personal films or someone else's. Theory is important, but real experience is how you come to terms with and understand your own ability.