10 questions for filmmakers in the business

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Hi my name is alfredo, and i have a project over careers where i need to interview 2 people who are in the business i want to be in which would be 'Filmaking'. The interview will be short and simple. Either by phone or e-mail.

commecials, movies, short films, tv shows, etc.



ps. please leave me your email address because you will be contacted by my professor just to make sure you are not made up.

thanks :]

here are the questions, i need answers by tuesday morning or im toast, please anybody?

1. Did you always want to be a filmmaker?
2. What inspired you to become one?
3. At what age did you finally become one?
4. Whats the best thing about being one?
5. Whats the worst thing about being one?
6. Whats the estimated number of projects you have worked on?
7. Whos is your favorite filmmaker?
8. What is your favorite movie?
9. How has your life changed from becoming a filmmaker?
10.Whats one piece of advice you can give to someone who also wants to make it in the movie business?
 
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Hope this isn't too late to help you out

1. Did you always want to be a filmmaker?
Actually yes, I've had an interest in film since I was around 7 or something like that. I only recently got motivated to do something about it.
2. What inspired you to become one?
The opportunity to learn and experience with friends.
3. At what age did you finally become one?
15 (this year)
4. Whats the best thing about being one?
I have a new creative eye when I look at things. This, and the fun when shooting.
5. Whats the worst thing about being one?
Dealing with everyone on set and off set
6. Whats the estimated number of projects you have worked on?
7
7. Whos is your favorite filmmaker?
Steven Spielberg
8. What is your favorite movie?
Too many great ones, one of my favorites is The Boondock Saints
9. How has your life changed from becoming a filmmaker?
I've only started two months ago and already I look at the world and other films differently
10.Whats one piece of advice you can give to someone who also wants to make it in the movie business?
Don't give up, there's too much discouragement. Only pay attention to the positive feedback and constructive criticism, and listen to those who have experience.
 
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