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The Oscars – An Exercise in Predictability

On March 3, 2014 By Viktor Herrmann
As I’m sure you’re aware, last night was another extravagant Oscar night in that little city known as L.A. Celebrities walked the red carpet. Entertainment reporters provided riveting commentary on dresses, dresses and more dresses. Jennifer Lawrence once again proved that she’s high in the running for “Most Down to Earth A-Lister”. All of it: [...]
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Harold Ramis Shares Some Words of Wisdom About Film’s Future

On February 24, 2014 By Adam Nathaniel Greene
What a blow. By now you’ve probably heard Harold Ramis, the force behind such movies as Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day, and Analyze This, has passed at the age of 69. In honor of his legacy, I thought I would skip the circumstances of his death and the array of films he gave us, which you [...]
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The Right Song, The Right Movie

On February 13, 2014 By Viktor Herrmann
I love all forms of art: visual art, music, performance, storytelling, etc. Movies are great because they combine so many of them. Among the best examples of this is the use of the perfect song in a film—the right song coming together with the right image. The combination creates moments that resonate with us. [...]
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8 Movies That Prove Digital Can Look (Practically) as Good as Film

On January 31, 2014 By Viktor Herrmann
Oh, this here, folks, is a fun one. Film vs. Digital is one of those debates that movie fans just cannot seem to stop having. If you’re not familiar with the difference, basically it boils down to this. Film means literally shooting footage on rolls of film (traditionally 35mm), and it’s the way movies have [...]
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The Top 13 Films of 2013

On January 23, 2014 By Viktor Herrmann
Movie lovers, rejoice. Great storytelling is still alive, well, and kicking like an over-caffeinated donkey. 2013 seemed like it was going to be a year film buffs would remember almost from the start. By the time it was over, there was no doubt about it. Before we start the list (arranged in descending order for [...]
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Rewriting: If You’re Going Through Hell, Keep Going

On December 11, 2013 By Viktor Herrmann
Rewriting is a sobering experience. All too quickly that story you’ve been convinced is better than anything Hollywood’s churned out in the last twelve years isn’t so great anymore. Suddenly the holes seem a lot more apparent. The little sections you knew needed to be rethought grow much larger. You realize you’ve got a lot [...]
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Why the Writing of Breaking Bad is So Good

On November 27, 2013 By Viktor Herrmann
Before we start, I have one word for you: SPOILERS. There. Let’s begin. Every screenwriter, aspiring or otherwise, knows the immense surge of inspiration that can come after watching a great film. It’s jet fuel. It propels us to keep working, to keep striving to make our own storytelling measure up. A great piece of [...]
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The No-Brainer Business Venture and/or Education Decision

On September 3, 2013 By Adam Nathaniel Greene
This past weekend, on September 1st, 2013, Green Lens Media finally announced its newest service, The Filmmersive™ Workshop Series. This workshop series has been a year and a half in the making, and was much more demanding in its planning than was originally projected for multiple reasons. But we kept at it, because we [...]
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To Film or Not to Film? That Is The Question

On July 18, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
Being in film school makes you feel like you’ve aged 50 years in the span of two. Don’t get me wrong. It’s not a bad thing. I grew up in India, a country with brilliant minds and bold hearts. A country where your average young person is capable – and driven – enough to [...]
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Back to the Basics: Failure to Film

On July 16, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
Whenever people ask me what I do at work, I tell them I help out with making films. And whenever I say that, they’re intrigued: films? how glamorous! Except…not really. The reason the word film is so frequently associated with glamour is because most people are exposed exclusively to the final product. What they [...]
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