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[Music]
when you tune your antenna
to you know the language of
Cinema um to to moments to feelings you
begin to experience the world in ways
that inspire you I even keep a notebook
of odd moments that that I've I've
witnessed that I've that I've that I've
experienced um and I should more of that
but if you you begin to make films and
think of those kinds of
moments you'll begin to see the world in
a different way and um and and a kind of
an exciting way so it sounds a little
weird what I'm saying but in reality
it's kind of fun to be on the street not
working and all of a sudden look and and
and see somebody in a window and they're
talking to a friend and they're you know
they're talking about buying a you know
a toy or a game or a drink or something
like that and you kind of say wow uh
that that's funny look at them that
they're they're very entertaining look
at that energy boy if you shot them
right through the window just from my
vantage point but maybe on a little
longer lens so that you know you could
pick up more details uh maybe about a
probably a 250 mm lens from here is what
we' need uh you know that would be a
great shot I hope I get to do a shot
like that someday uh it's
fun so that brings to an end my master
class I found it fascinating sharing my
process with you and I've learned a few
things I hope you can say the same but
more
importantly I hope that this gives you
the confidence to go out find a story
you love and tell
it have fun
[Music]
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