Everything I Know About Being a Pro Cinematographer

Dive into a comprehensive 4-hour interview with professional cinematographer Brad Rushing, exploring the intricacies of the film industry and the art of cinematography. Learn about breaking into Hollywood, balancing career and life as an artist, the complexities of making money in the field, and when to say no to job offers. Gain insights on the importance of self-belief, finding work, and the qualities actors should possess. Discover how directors can impact a set, the effects of camera movement on shots, and the illusion of success in the industry. Explore screenplay analysis and movie lighting techniques from a pro's perspective. Perfect for aspiring filmmakers, cinematographers, and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of cinema.

- Hollywood Dilemma For Beginning Artists
- You Will Get Hired To Do What You Show You Can Do
- Filmmaking Lessons I Learned From Roger Corman
- Balancing Life And Career As An Artist
- Artists Don't Have To Believe In Themselves To Have Success
- Artists Have To Believe In Possibilities That Do Not Exist
- Making Money As An Artist Is Complicated
- 4 Reasons To Say No To A Hollywood Job
- How Does A Cinematographer Break Into The Film Industry?
- When Is It Time For An Artist To Get An Agent?
- 98% Of An Artist's Job Is Finding The Work
- You're Not A Cinematographer Until This Happens
- Pro Cinematographer Shares 4 Qualities Every Actor Should Have
- How A Director Can Ruin A Movie Set
- Pro Cinematographer On How Camera Movement Can Make A Shot Worse
- Illusion Of Success For An Artist
- Pro Cinematographer Breaks Down First Page In A Screenplay
- Pro Cinematographer On Lighting A Movie