David Hoffman - The Behind The Scenes Story Of The Sing Sing Prison With B.B. King Documentary
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Top Comments (7)
David this interview by you is one of many priceless story telling you have done about your life as a filmmaker. I hope your family keep them and your description write up you have done about about your life. Thanks for sharing David.
You're looking good David. It's nice to see and hear you. Thank you for sharing this bit of film history.
Great to see you on camera again David! 😊
David! My protege (I'm a mentor) had his premier tonight. One of 9 movies made by his class. His was considered to be a real movie among a showing of student films. Most of his classmates never made a movie before going to school for it. He came in head-and-shoulders above them, having already made two cinema-quality noir shorts, and his new movie is good. It's a satirical thesis on filmmaking called "The Art In Moving Pictures". First year students don't do theses on the subject! It will probably be released by the school, UCSC, as part of a compilation dvd/yearbook thingy. I'm going to make a trailer for it. I feel like dancing! Ciao!
Yayyy!!! 🎉❤
Most of us, when we were young artists, didn’t understand the value of our “outtakes”. We see success and we are anxious to be onto the next project, no time for archiving. Besides, we thought it was going to go on forever. I would love to have my director’s play scripts and research from my early projects. Just to remember how I thought then. In most cases I’m lucky to have a playbill or a still photo. However, that creative spark behind each project is still accessible for me, as I can tell it is for you. Thanks for keeping the importance of this alive and well.
I don't think dumping the outtakes is "stupid" - it shows the Zeitgeist and a decisiveness which I think back then was much more a necessity for creating films than it is now.
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Top Comments (7)
David this interview by you is one of many priceless story telling you have done about your life as a filmmaker. I hope your family keep them and your description write up you have done about about your life. Thanks for sharing David.
You're looking good David. It's nice to see and hear you. Thank you for sharing this bit of film history.
Great to see you on camera again David! 😊
David! My protege (I'm a mentor) had his premier tonight. One of 9 movies made by his class. His was considered to be a real movie among a showing of student films. Most of his classmates never made a movie before going to school for it. He came in head-and-shoulders above them, having already made two cinema-quality noir shorts, and his new movie is good. It's a satirical thesis on filmmaking called "The Art In Moving Pictures". First year students don't do theses on the subject! It will probably be released by the school, UCSC, as part of a compilation dvd/yearbook thingy. I'm going to make a trailer for it. I feel like dancing! Ciao!
Yayyy!!! 🎉❤
Most of us, when we were young artists, didn’t understand the value of our “outtakes”. We see success and we are anxious to be onto the next project, no time for archiving. Besides, we thought it was going to go on forever. I would love to have my director’s play scripts and research from my early projects. Just to remember how I thought then. In most cases I’m lucky to have a playbill or a still photo. However, that creative spark behind each project is still accessible for me, as I can tell it is for you. Thanks for keeping the importance of this alive and well.
I don't think dumping the outtakes is "stupid" - it shows the Zeitgeist and a decisiveness which I think back then was much more a necessity for creating films than it is now.