I'm curious to know what made you, that's right you, want to become a filmmaker.
Perhaps it was an epiphany of sorts - one day you find yourself watching a film and it occurs to you that you too could make movie magic.
Was it a more mundane decision, or something you just fell into?
What film(s) were the centrepoint of your filmmaking career? What inspired you?
And, lastly but not least and certainly the most important, why do you want to make films? Is it for profit or something deeper, something better.
I was 13 when I saw Fellowship of the Ring in the cinema and I knew from that moment on I had to make films even if it meant nothing more than a consumer camera and friends. I want to make films to make more films, to serve my own addiction.
Of course you don't have to answer but let's be real for a moment, who doesn't enjoy talking about themselves
Perhaps it was an epiphany of sorts - one day you find yourself watching a film and it occurs to you that you too could make movie magic.
Was it a more mundane decision, or something you just fell into?
What film(s) were the centrepoint of your filmmaking career? What inspired you?
And, lastly but not least and certainly the most important, why do you want to make films? Is it for profit or something deeper, something better.
I was 13 when I saw Fellowship of the Ring in the cinema and I knew from that moment on I had to make films even if it meant nothing more than a consumer camera and friends. I want to make films to make more films, to serve my own addiction.
Of course you don't have to answer but let's be real for a moment, who doesn't enjoy talking about themselves
