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Glad you could join us! This is the thread for Part Two of the Smartphone Filmmaking & Storytelling panel. Join us for an hour Q&A Session following the premier of the panel at 1pm January 7, 2021.
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At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
Q&A for Part Two of the Smartphone Filmmaking and Storytelling. Join us! Reply to this link: https://mobilefilmstories.com/community/part-two-panel-smartphone-filmmaking-and-storytelling/welcome-to-part-two-of-the-panel/#post-133
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At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
@aguillossou LOL Not a podcast but...see you here after. ?
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
@olsburger See you back here soon.
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
Okay folks, if you are late that is fine. I am starting the timer on the Q&A Panel now for an hour. I have one question for you who were on the panel...what did you think?
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
@susy I'm glad my audio worked out. I was recently in another festival and when I listened to my interview, my hair kept brushing against the headphone mic as I talked. Thankfully the topic wasn't good audio. I really enjoyed listening again to everyone's experience with mobile phones.
@aguillossou Hahaha That's funny. I think you should elaborate a little about your mindset for your stories. Because it's not easy sharing personal stories in a way that others can "feel" them from your perspective. I think it's got a lot to do with the success of your films.
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
@Aaron Hi! Glad you could make it today too. ?
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
What was your favorite part of the video panel, @Aaron?
At the center of everything we experience is a story. Stories are always evolving. The only beginning and end to a story is the one that is told or the one we perceive.
you mean the "tear factor?" It's sort of like how I approach exhibit panels. I hate to read signage and yet my job is to make interpretive signs. So, the idea is that if I can make it visually appealing with a really interesting and short story, enough to make me want to read it, then I know other people will. The same is with my film work. I like personal stories. People have such interesting things to say and I think a lot of times the delivery of documentaries is what fails them. I try to use the music and pacing and story, almost like a dance (says the former dancer) to choreograph an emotional experience. The joke is that if I can get someone to cry, I succeeded. But that can be crying, or laughing or just thinking.
and honestly, half the time I don't know what it is. I just know it feels right...at least for me. But that approach has been pretty successful for me so I figure I should stick with it and not bog myself down with too much "film school" process.
Just finished listening. Well done, everyone, awesome podcast! 🙂