A Day in the Life of a Filmmaker in Berlin
Wow, I’ve had two of the most incredible days ever. Such highs and lows. This is for you overwhelmed filmmakers out there: Take a deep breath, you got this.
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Kaleb Wentzel-Fisher is a filmmaker from the U.S. now currently based in Berlin. Kaleb has been making films and music since his early teens and went on to study audio engineering and production at the McNally Smith School of Music while teaching himself video production. He has spent the last decade working on motion pictures in the film industry, teaching seminars, workshops and high school while creating his own films and music. His films have been featured in a variety of places including MTV, Canal+, IFC.com, SilverDocs Film Festival, Current TV, Vimeo.com and more. See his work at Supernormals.
Wow, I’ve had two of the most incredible days ever. Such highs and lows. This is for you overwhelmed filmmakers out there: Take a deep breath, you got this.
It’s a simple, effective way to organize and communicate your ideas, and is an essential skill to have in the film business.
Your dollars will go further and you might come up with something you’d never imagined, like a film about a one-eyed fish who paints chairs with shampoo.
People are too caught up with the quality of their image while forgetting the story it tells or the feelings it invokes.