5-10-15 Producing a Short Film or Video Takes Patience!

Here’s a new track from electronic band Stranger Cat with my thoughts on producing:

Although I’ve been writing a lot about my photography, I’ve been working behind the scenes on my next directing project.

Shooting a Short Film / Video Takes Patience

In my experience, getting a project together to direct takes time. Lots of organizing has to take place before I’m actually directing and shooting a project. I guess that’s part of being an independent director! I’ll try to blog a bit more about the actual process of directing soon.

My Next Short Will Likely be a “Promo”

I’m looking to shoot a short 2-3 minute promotional piece next. I’m thinking of it basically like a mini-documentary to educate the viewer about a cool event, person or activity to check out. Of course, I want it to be as artsy as possible too, so that it’s interesting. I’ve already started thinking about two such ideas. We’ll see what happens.

Directing / Editing / Shooting Creates a lot of Footage!

Because I’ve generated quite a bit of video in the last year, I have at least three videos in “post-production” right now that I have to edit. I’m working my way through them, but as paid jobs take priority, there continues to be video in my queue! I’ll get them done though!

Shoot on!
Gabriel