Posted by Mitch Arend on February 28th, 2012.
I really enjoy playing music with a group of people. Not only does everyone contribute to make a whole something that is far better than the sum of its parts (much like making a film…) but it makes me feel like a halfway decent musician. The past few years have left me with very [...]
Posted by Michael Pierro on February 25th, 2012.
It has been four years to the day that Mitch and I wrapped production on our first post Ryerson film. To mark the occasion we decided to record a short conversation of us reminiscing about the good ol’ days and recalling the trials and tribulations that we all went through to get this [...]
Posted by Mitch Arend on February 24th, 2012.
Welcome to Foley Fridays “Karaoke”. Much like you going out with friends to sing sloppily otop hit pop songs once a month my friends and I will take a scene from a movie, remove all of the dialogue/sound effects (foley) and sloppily record our own live. No editing or mixing involved! No bouncing [...]
Posted by Mitch Arend on February 17th, 2012.
Pepper Grinder.
I like pepper. It has its own flavor and helps to bring out other flavors in what its ground onto. I say ground onto because, being the pepper snob I am, I feel that freshly ground pepper is not something we can just trade like my dignity or a common [...]
Posted by Michael Hurlbut on February 16th, 2012.
It is a truism — or at least a provocative cliché — that God is in the details; and according to renowned culture critic, filmmaker and proto-cine-theorist Bela Balazs this idea is especially true in cinema. In his august essays, The Close Up (1930) and The Face of Man (1929), Balazs [...]
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