Christopher Nolan On Directing
Nolan mentions how getting hands on work with the camera, and editing along that has enhanced his experience as a director. He talks about how it's paid off when it came to actually making feature length films and everything he's done he learnt from it. From terms of anything you're shooting something of a short film when trying to write a script for a short film it's very difficult to write a short film, in some ways its harder than for a feature to have a complete idea in just a few minutes and have a beginning, a middle, and have an appropriate conclusion so you learn a lot about narrative structure. I definitely agree with his words about going out there and getting hands on camera experience and simply practicing your craft by being a versatile creator. Practicing these other things helps you a lot in the long way by preparing you for a variety of situations that could possibly occur. Going forward I want to continue in my path by honing the skills I already have and experiment with roles I've never done.
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