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Building a Career in Film: The Art of Collaboration | Colorist Bryan Smaller
In this thought-provoking and inspiring conversation, we sit down with Bryan Smaller, a seasoned colorist and filmmaker, to explore the intricate balance between art and science in the creative industry. From directing his first commercial at just 14 years old to working on high-profile films, Bryan shares his remarkable journey of blending technical expertise with artistic vision.
In this episode, Bryan delves into the challenges of building a sustainable career in filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, community, and finding your guiding principles. He offers profound insights on how embracing the process, rather than focusing solely on the end result, can lead to long-term success and fulfillment. Through captivating stories and real-world examples, Bryan highlights why helping others and building strong creative relationships are key to thriving in any artistic field.
Whether you're a filmmaker, artist, or creative professional, this episode provides invaluable advice on how to turn your passion into a lasting career while staying true to your mission and values. Join us as we unpack the secrets to longevity in the industry and how you can prosper by serving others.
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Larkhaus exists to help filmmakers bridge the gap between where they are today and their full potential.
Larkhaus community members and collaborators are some of the world's top filmmakers working across multiple disciplines in features, commercials, music videos, short films, etc.
We are committed to building a community that will help you grow, learn, and find connections, support, and resources to reach your full potential.
The future is created by those who tell the best stories.
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Why Great Films Are Built on Relationships | Eric Branco & Matheus Bastos
In this insightful episode, we sit down with Director & Cinematographer Eric Branco and Cinematographer Matheus Bastos to explore the dynamics of collaboration and relationships in filmmaking. Eric and Matheus, recently worked on a film together, and they offer a behind-the-scenes look at how creative partnerships are forged, nurtured, and leveraged to bring great visions to life.
They share their experiences of working together on feature films, emphasizing the critical role that trust, communication, and mutual respect play in creating an environment where creativity can thrive. From the challenges of shifting roles from cinematographer to director to the importance of surrounding oneself with mentors and like-minded peers, this conversation delves deep into the personal and professional relationships that shape every frame of a film.
Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker or a seasoned industry veteran, this episode provides invaluable insights into the collaborative nature of filmmaking and the power of relationships in driving artistic success. Learn how Eric and Matheus navigate the complexities of creative collaboration, manage the pressures of set life, and maintain the delicate balance between leadership and teamwork.
Join us for an engaging discussion that highlights the importance of building strong connections in the film industry, and discover how great relationships can elevate your work and career.
About us:
Larkhaus exists to help filmmakers bridge the gap between where they are today and their full potential.
Larkhaus community members and collaborators are some of the world's top filmmakers working across multiple disciplines in features, commercials, music videos, short films, etc.
We are committed to building a community that will help you grow, learn, and find connections, support, and resources to reach your full potential.
The future is created by those who tell the best stories.
www.instagram.com/larkhaus
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