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"Factual dramas don't accurately represent historical events." This simply isn't true. Yes, sometimes writers and directors must use their creative judgement to fill in gaps in historical records, but by and large, what you see on the big screen is as close to the real thing as you'll get. Here's why: 👉 When audiences go into a historical film, they expect accuracy. Failure to deliver on the filmmakers' part will leave a sour taste. 👉 If a historical story isn't compelling on its own grounds, it won't make it to the production phase. Accuracy has always been front of mind when making historical dramas, and I can't see that changing anytime soon. #documentary #television #entertainmentindustry #televisionproduction #filmindustry

✅ The Best Way to Say Goodbye to Endless Revisions Once and For All! Are the endless design revisions driving you crazy? Of course it is! Do we even need to ask? Every time you think that the content is finally done, there comes another change to be made. Wouldn't you like to put an end to these revisions? Watch as Trisha pushes back against endless changes in this comedic short film - https://lnkd.in/gs6QPDhd Will Trisha finally say goodbye to revisions for good?

Next TRU Community Gathering on Zoom HOW TO MAKE AN EFFECTIVE DOCUMENTARY (and Win a Few Emmys) Friday, April 19 2024, at 5pm ET. In the room: SUSAN HANDMAN, creator and narrator for NYC Media, an award winning series created with the New York Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, and a winner of 10 Local NYC Emmys. We'll look at the dramatic structure needed for any work of art to engage an audience, and talk about the specific needs of the documentary and its many forms. At its heart, is the documentary simply another form of storytelling? Is it more narrative than dramatic? How much creative license can a filmmaker exercise in telling what is generally a factual record of a real person, place or event? What skills can a theater artist bring to this related art form? To make a reservation for this free event, go to the link: https://lnkd.in/eJk7mJSC

Our annual sale on Pro and Patron memberships is here: Ella Kemp reports on the statistical probability that a film lover’s Letterboxd life is vastly improved through numbers (and the ability to game them when it comes to your favorite actor). https://boxd.it/1N2

“Storytelling is good for you,” says filmmaker and founder of Original Thinkers Festival, David Holbrooke. “We all get that. It changes your outlook on the world and helps you connect with others. But storytelling should never be self-serving. Original thoughts change hearts, and society is ready for that change.” Read more trade secrets from David via link, below. #TellGreatStories

So true, sound makes things come alive. Sound has the power to enhance , transform , and elevate experiences.

Movies, also known as films, are a popular form of visual storytelling and entertainment. They are created by capturing a series of images, often in motion, and combining them with sound, music, and sometimes, special effects. Here are some key points about movies: 1. Storytelling Medium: Movies are a powerful medium for storytelling. They convey narratives, ideas, emotions, and experiences through a combination of visuals and audio. 2. Genres: Movies come in various genres, including drama, comedy, action, adventure, science fiction, fantasy, horror, romance, and many more. Each genre has its own conventions and themes. https://www.emawatson.com/

Next TRU Community Gathering on Zoom HOW TO MAKE AN EFFECTIVE DOCUMENTARY (and Win a Few Emmys) Friday, February 16, 2024, at 5 pm ET. In the room: SUSAN HANDMAN, creator and narrator for NYC MEDIA, an award-winning series created with the New York Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, and a winner of 10 Local NYC Emmys. We'll look at the dramatic structure needed for any work of art to engage an audience and talk about the specific needs of the documentary and its many forms. At its heart, is the documentary simply another form of storytelling? Is it more narrative than dramatic? How much creative license can a filmmaker exercise in telling what is generally a factual record of a real person, place or event? What skills can a theater artist bring to this related art form? https://lnkd.in/eJk7mJSC

Movies, also known as films, are a popular form of visual storytelling and entertainment. They are created by capturing a series of images, often in motion, and combining them with sound, music, and sometimes, special effects. Here are some key points about movies: 1. Storytelling Medium: Movies are a powerful medium for storytelling. They convey narratives, ideas, emotions, and experiences through a combination of visuals and audio. 2. Genres: Movies come in various genres, including drama, comedy, action, adventure, science fiction, fantasy, horror, romance, and many more. Each genre has its own conventions and themes. https://www.emawatson.com/