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Hello Film World!!!!

Published: Jun 20, 2021

I love my film-life! I would say job, but to me, it is more than that. I live to work and will never change it or retire. Today, for those who get lucky enough to live to be over 50, on average you will have watched about 20,000 different films. Can you imagine, 3.5 years of movie leisure is what the average person spends during their entire lifetime? Now consider the population growth and where the business of fantasies will go from here. The Hollywood moviemakers will never run out of business. Is it of any wonder why directors, each year, come up with new and innovative ways to compete for the privilege of luring the film customer to his world of fantasy?  

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“Actors change in personality and technics always trying to keep fashionable, forever fearing the inevitable plague of growing old.”

Report: Indie Film Production

Billy LAx – Chief Editor

Innovation and pressing forward under new ways of doing things is not new for Hollywood movie professionals. Since 1910 when the first movies came to the public, the industry has changed massively each year. Young actors, producers, directors, and each of the many other professions that make up the production and distribution teams push themselves to keep on the edge of the new innovations that improve films and movies each year. Directors are continuously developing scripts to meet the changes in consumer demand. 

Producers are implementing the latest and greatest production scheduling techniques. The innovation and enhancements to the film industry are measured on a year to year basis, never moving to trend down. This year, in 2020, is no exception! The year started with several social economical Independent films such as Steve McQueen’s ‘Mangrove’ and ‘Lovers Rock’ both which were selected at Cannes and intended to make a social economical point about racial injustice, but before the two movies could do that, the virus hit and massive changes to the film industry were put into place.

 

 



This included the move of the public away from the theaters to viewing their favorite flicks in their homes. How permanent this will be is yet to be seen. But all indications from the consumer choices during the 2020 pandemic, digital innovation may be on the forefront of innovators within many digital corporations. During the plague, the Floyd murder turned the world upside down and protesters demanded and got waving changes in the film industry for diversity.  

And the righting of this report is in September. We are not done yet. Our founders here at Espresso E! have recognized this shift of movie customer culture and have rose to meet the challenge of creating www.moviesbyespresso.com With editorials, we inform the information starved serious film lovers with a series of great reports from history of film, to the Indie film markets.  

 

Our site does not cater to the public, they would probably get bord halfway through the first article. The site is intended to be a film culture apex. A place that serious film people come back on a regular basis. All professions related to film making will find something for everyone in our composite of articles. Please read and give us a critique in the comment section.

CC Bell – Content Writer

First, I would like to give a big thank-you to my boss billy LAx for hiring me and trusting in my writing skills and opinions to bring them to our readers. My perspectives come from a different generation that billy’s, but I think it is important to express how a person ready for blast-off sees life in the Hollywood realities, which as most of you know, can be a bit hard, sharp and overwhelming. billy has told me the key to success is to listen, and the other key to success is to learn to ignore. The problem he maintains, is you need the experience to know exactly what that means. Well, philosophy is philosophy, and I am not to spend any more time on it, since everyone has his own, and they apparently differ vastly.

I started thinking about being a filmmaker when I was maybe eight years old, since my parents loved the film, and would talk rather frequently about Actors and different filmmakers. They would rent films out of blockbuster and watch them with me as something fun to do with me. Yeah, they were good parents, but I do not think they really knew the influence those films had on me. billy talks about the innovations he has seen in the film industry over his career, and mine is not nearly so much, but to me, it is a massive amount of knowledge to get one’s arms around. This is the place where over-whelming can come in and I take a step back and trust billy, not to let it rule me.

I have read a lot about directors and actors who have made it big. I have always admired those that have had a natural ability, wrote his own screenplay, directed it, and made a name for himself from a pure talent. Michael Moore and Sylvester Stallone are two that come to mind. Those types of directors create unbelievable movie art on a shoestring budget. That is really my dream. And that is what I am doing now with my first movie. I might need more money and I might need to go to film school, but billy encourages me every day to follow my gut and to follow my dreams, so that is what I will do. At least for a while. As a content provider and Jr writer with Espresso Films, I believe I am in a great position to meet lots of incredible film professionals and I believe that I can get my short off the ground, leading to my first full-length motion picture.

Cinematography is my absolute favorite part of making my film, followed by the sound and music. The technology is a bit mind-boggling with the digital cameras and digital sound mixing requiring a complicated understanding of apps, but I guess that is a part of why I love it. It is really love, hate relationship. It kind of makes it great when billy needs to come to me for something. I get him his Hi-Tech answers that he claims anyone over forty has no business knowing, and he gives me sound advice on how to make it in the World of Hollywood. I guess it proves that no one knows it all and we all have advantages to bring to the board.



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