Q&A with Damian Chazelle – La La Land
Casting for our lead actress for THE RETURN
All great films have universal themes
Here’s a good article from the guardian that nicely illustrates this point: ://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/apr/14/force-majeure-films-philosophy-memento-ida-its-a-wonderful-life
Why Spielberg is so good
http://blogs.indiewire.com/pressplay/watch-that-famous-jaws-beach-scene-shot-by-shot-by-shot-20150319
Nice one TED
We particularly like his observation that film is a truely unique medium for creating empathy and shared experience and there is still much un-chartered opportunity to make stories and films that can be life transforming. Films themselves can do more to exploit the virtual reality that is experienced when fully immersed in viewing – to transport the viewer and to help them to see through other peoples eyes and empathise and learn.
The paradoxical experience of being individually immersed in story whilst sharing ( in the event of watching with a crowd) is again, a fantastic and unique symbiosis that many cinemas would do well to exploit further.
Anyway, Ted says it far better than we can, here’s the article here:
http://nofilmschool.com/2013/05/17-things-about-film-biz-ted-hope
7lives – pick of the day on TV last night
Every character is struggling with some decision
https://tinyurl.com/ldjgxcy
A single man

Peter Gregson plays Bellissimo Cello on Blink sessions
