David Crossman

A good director has a point of view and has something to say. ?On the Waterfront? isn?t about the mob trying to control the dock workers it is about self respect and standing up for what you believe. A writer can create that message but it is a good director that sees it and brings it out in story and cast.

I think writers and directors need each other - and should always be 2 people!

hi

i wanna aske & shire about what difference betwhen 16mm & 35mm.i mean now days all tvc shoot on 35mm atfter telecine end of the day on air at tv.i mean if we shoot on 16mm after telecine the major difrence look,qoulity wise ,compair then 35mm?

35mm provides the shallower depth of field.

16mm cannot provide anything like the 'look' of 35mm in this respect - assuming you are shooting 35mm at a wide aperture. This is an optical difference and even the newest 16mm stocks cannot create this.

I think this is what cinema and TV audiences like about the larger format even if they do not understand what creates this.

Regards.