Dov's 2 day

Will Vincent

• Apr 7, 2005

• #2

I've heard it's a tough two days to sit through... in that his personality is rather... erm.. abrasive. But I didn't go to it.. Just got home from Boston, where I was at the Action/Cut seminar with Guy Magar though, that was worthwhile. I'll be posting a full review on it shortly. By the way, I see you're from Minnesota, nice to see another 'sotan here ..

 

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masterdirector

• Apr 9, 2005

• #3

Curious, wouldn't it be better to just buy the 4 DVDs rather than go to the 2 day film school? That way you always have it. I'm looking for copies of those DVDs by the way.

 

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Will Vincent

• Apr 9, 2005

• #4

Must not be looking too hard, they're available many places, like here

And, no.. not necessarily, because at the actual class you have access to the person teaching it to ask them questions, and network with the other students. Let me reiterate the most important nugget of info there... NETWORK WITH THE OTHER STUDENTS

 

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Loud Orange Cat

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indiePRO

• Apr 9, 2005

• #5

Quoting Robert Rodriguez's 10-minute Film School:

Okay, so you wanna be a film-maker?
(Class choruses 'YES')
Wrong! You ARE a film-maker. The moment you think about that you want to be a film-maker you're that. Make yourself a business card that says you're a film-maker, pass them out to your friends, soon as you get that over with and you've got it in your mind that you're one you'll be one, you'll start thinking like one. Don't dream about being a film-maker, you are a film-maker. Now let's get down to business.

http://www.geomatics.kth.se/sjoberg/homepage/10minutes.htm

 

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