Author: CinemaMix 360
Lenny Kravitz welcomes Zane Lowe into his home in Paris for an intimate discussion about his new album, Blue Electric Light. Lenny Kravitz reveals the experiences that shaped his album, including writing songs in his sleep while in the Bahamas and re-discovering tracks he penned at fifteen. He shares stories of love and gratitude that have shaped his journey, including memories with Prince and Michael Jackson. Kravitz also talks about his experiences with fame and fatherhood ahead of his sixtieth birthday. Listen to Lenny Kravitz on Apple Music: https://apple.co/LennyKravitzYT Subscribe to Apple Music: https://apple.co/AppleMusicYT Follow Apple Music: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@applemusic Instagram:…
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Hi Ani, there are so many options for cinematography tutorials on YouTube, but you may not realize you are making this huge… source
Episode 4 Award-winning writer/director/producer Linda Palmer talks about her love of being a screenwriter and the importance of… source
Screenwriters suggest that if you’re easily swayed and don’t have a Herzogian compulsion to work, this industry… source
Oscar-winning editor Paul Hirsch talks to Cooke Optics TV about the key qualities a successful editor must possess, drawing… source
I’m happy to announce that I’m officially launching Color Grading Masterclass today! I created this course in direct response to numerous requests from readers who have been calling for a comprehensive guide to achieving a film look in post-production. This 5+ hour masterclass is unlike any other online color grading course. While many existing courses simply focus on teaching the capabilities of a specific color grading application (such as DaVinci Resolve), this course is primarily creative in nature. My goal is to share my go-to methods for creating film looks in an easy-to-understand way—no matter your skill level as a…
If only there was so much information out there on how to craft the perfect three-act structure, Why is it so difficult to implement it in your own script? Why is it so hard to know how to fill the 50-60 pages in Act II? There are nearly a million different theories about the three-act structure, and the confusion is easy to understand. Should you use Christopher Vogler’s Hero’s Journey or John Truby’s 21 Steps to build your script? Or should you go with the classic three-act structure of Save the Cat Beat Sheet or Syd Field? In today’s article,…
The best-kept secret is that the fifth season of 9-1-1: Lone Star will be its last. In hindsight, many of us Lone Star fanatics instinctively felt that season five was going to be ominous long before the official (and recent) cancellation news broke. There are many factors at play that make it easy to assume that even if we get a fifth season, this might be the last call for 126. (Kevin Estrada/Fox) 9-1-1 Migration to ABC is like a canary in the mine When 9-1-1 moved to ABC, the situation was bittersweet. For fans of the Mother series, it’s…
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. If you thought becoming a boxer was a walk in the park, then it’s only fair to step into the ring and have your first real fight. Punch after punch and you might be done. This applies to many people, myself included, who don’t fully appreciate boxing or consider it a sport worthy of high admiration. Starring Orlando Bloom, John Turturro and Caitriona Balfe, The Cut takes viewers into the unforgiving, unforgiving and unforgiving world of boxing, where failure is not only an option, but often a possibility results, because only one of the…