Lighting the Narrative: A Conversation with David Moxness, ASC, CSC
Q. How does a project’s genre influence your approach to lighting? David Moxness, ASC, CSC: Regardless of genre, story comes
David Bowles Discussed 3D Audio and Shares Audio Tips for Students
STUDENTFILMMAKERS: What is 3D Audio, and how is it different than Surround Sound? David Bowles: 3D audio captures the Z
2020 Student Academy Award Finalist, Elisa Maria Nadal, on “Prisoners of the Body”
“Prisoners of the Body” is a metaphorical exploration of movement itself. Music accompanies its journey into the world – along
StudentFilmmakers Magazine Testimonials
StudentFilmmakers Magazine wants to give a special shout out and THANK YOU to the wonderful students, filmmakers, and professors of
2020 Student Academy Award Finalist, Rodrigo Chapoy, on Animation Short Film, “Bear With Me”
STUDENTFILMMAKERS: Can you tell us about the development and pre-production stages? Rodrigo Chapoy: The pre-production stages were really rough and
Working for Bollywood: My Experiences in the Assistant Director Department
A Report by Marco Schleicher, MA In 2017, I worked in the assistant director department of two Bollywood blockbuster films.
2020 Student Academy Award Finalist, Di Lu, on her animation “Super Generic”
Di Lu is an animator who graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2020. By studying the whole
“Connecting the Dots” By Hiro Narita, ASC
Connecting the Dots Crew engagement and collaboration. By Hiro Narita, ASC More often than not, filmmakers have their beginning in
Michael Goi, ASC, ISC – Filming, “Words on Bathroom Walls”
With a last minute shooting fill-in position and a limited schedule, Michael Goi, ASC recalls a seamless production with on-set
A Conversation with John Simmons, ASC
Shed Some Light Exclusive Interview with John Simmons, ASC StudentFilmmakers Magazine: You were nominated for Outstanding Cinematography for a Multi-Camera
How To Podcast During Covid Times
By Bart Weiss Because of the current COVID-19 situation, shooting video is much more difficult than it has ever been.
A Film Director’s Bird’s Eye View
Mick Hurbis-Cherrier: A Film Director’s Bird’s Eye View StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What changes have you seen in narrative filmmaking over the