Michael Cioni’s Golden Nuggets of Filmmaking – Part 4
Michael Cioni offers incredible insight into the evolution of the film landscape, diving into valuable areas of both technical and philosophical perspectives on filmmaking. Michael made a lasting impact on the film world over the years and will continue to do so in the future, especially when Light Iron was purchased by Panavision in early December of 2014.
Read the other parts of Michael Cioni’s Golden Nuggets if you haven’t already!
- 1 – Michael Cioni’s Golden Nuggets of Filmmaking
- 2- Michael Cioni’s Golden Nuggets of Filmmaking
- 3- Michael Cioni’s Golden Nuggets of Filmmaking
- 5- Golden Nuggets of Filmmaking
#7. Don’t Be Modest
“Show Your Film. A Lot”
#8. Dailies
“Make & Review Often”
#8.1 Shoot Hi-Fi
“No Film. Period”
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Special Thanks to Michael Cioni and Light Iron
We want to especially thank Michael for giving us his time in putting together a fascinating, fun, and relevant presentation. Thank you to all of our participating sponsors for the event who took the time to bring equipment and materials about their brands and products to show to the attendees.
Stay tuned for upcoming blog posts with the rest of Michael’s presentation as he dives into further detail on collaboration, quality of pixels, dailies, and sticking with the native format.
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