Jeffrey G Baca

AS a Storyteller, This is one of the most humbling and wonderful gifts anyone could have EVER been gifted with.

I’ve chosen to tell stories for film because:

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   There is nothing like telling a story on film! The ability to share and tell several stories within a story, make for great potentials in vision and magnitude. The expression of angst created by visual suspense is one a multitude of the many powerful elements in filmmaking. The expression of losing love and recovering it remains one of the most universally appealing elements in filmmaking.

   
   
   

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   Having grown up in an environment where most of my information was garnered visually; a Cable TV 200 channels generation, I am very adept at and most happy to enjoy the ability to ‘see’ what I tell. I write with paper and pencil, on notebook paper, so that my ‘outlines’ contain all the elements I feel are visually and literally necessary to create the vision I am expressing. ASK me what my favorite movie is…and I will be forced to make a decision as to WHAT movie you are asking about…because I have so many FAVORITE movies.

   
   
   

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   The expression is ‘A picture is worth a thousand words’. Technically, there are 24 frames or Twenty-four PICTURES in each SECOND of film. That means, using my Newtonian Fractured Physics for Film, there are TWENTY FOUR thousand words expressed in each second of film. The potential of story making and storytelling is just mind-boggling. So I’m telling stories for film. . .