Max Field

When moving on to lengthier self-produced projects, the biggest mistake you can make is not finishing them.

The fact there is a post-modern rustic era for fast food photography is astounding. This has been a great learning experience.

Isn't it preferable to go way out into the country side so the image isn't compromised by additional light by the city?

You'll get LESS spam calls on a cell than a landline. It will still happen to some extent. Start displaying your number via images rather than text if your business requires a publicly displayed number. Bots can't auto grab a picture of numbers to a list.

Wait, you still have a land line? 1996 was 20 years ago. And THAT'S how they get ya.

What is the highest end digital cinema camera out right now that comes... completely fanless? I know the BMPCC is one but its form factor gives me a headache.

What do you want for the SSD module and mags? Do you have any RED Lenses up for sale as well?

I went with that notion going in, I guess I was in the act of recording so frequently that it caused errors, which I assumed were overheating because after an hour the error would go away.

Sorry my language was lazy. Isn't RED's stuff notoriously noisy compared to the competition? Of the RED vs Sony stuff I've used Sony was dead silent by comparison. Isn't Arri known for superior heat sinks thus leading to their (expensive) bodies requiring less exertion from the fan (less noise)?

I've heard that every RED camera has a fan in it? That is a huge deal breaker for me if I'm spending over 10k. Are you able to get your hands on an Arri HD body?

I feel this'd be useful to a film historian. The analogical way I could put this is, in music; "underground" artists will have certain elements in their songs that don't work as a whole, but get cherry-picked by pop artists and implemented into a more widely consumable product. Could anyone tell me certain things we see in modern films today that were originally only found in indie/art-house titles? Examples of things could be (not saying these started as indie): the 360-shot, short burst grunge editing, having a one word title and the film shows a slate of the dictionary entry of that word, etc. Thanks.

I was about to call that too. To finish your homework it might be a better idea to find a DP you know personally and get verbal recordings of their answers you can transcribe later on.

Oh yeah I've seen that. 30 for 30's brand represents masterclass docu making.

Which one?

To get a picture; did it to the "straight to E TV" thing where it will hype up the same big drop of information before every cut to commercial?

I'm selling an Atomos Samurai Blade for a good price if you're looking for an SDI compatible recorder.

Why can't you block phone numbers?

More set questions further indulging in my lower middle class American obsessions. Obviously the food on that set looks nothing like what you'll get in the actual restaurant, but are those meals hand-crafted specifically for photographic purposes? Or is it all synthetic wax pieces with water dripped on them to assume the look of "freshness"? I really want to believe there's a job in which there are 50 cheese burgers lined up for the sole purpose of a close-up. Thanks.

Tell them you're from Oakland and they'll back off.

I wish you fine and frequent employment moving forward.

That's why I put only my skype on my profile. If there's a spam bot (or an estranged family member) I can just easily block it. Make pals on skype and everything will be better.

Apologies for necro-threading but not a single person here put Training Day? Really? Easily in the top five of the 2000's. Great plot, great lines, culturally rich, and anxiety stirring shots/sequences.