#textonscreen

[ghost-ferret]

thank U guys for the love on my art … more to come. maybe i stream sometime. who knows.

[kennypierrelus]

www.kennypierrelus.com

[mobilemoviemaking]

Tip 313: Superimpose key words to reinforce ideas. In the olden days, magazine editors would emphasize key points in an article with pull-out quotes set apart from the main text, usually in the margin. With video, a corresponding technique is to superimpose text on a shot. Sy Horrocks (@momofilmfest) uses the method effectively throughout “How an iPhone Film Shocked the Movie World.” You can see this idea-packed, 21-minute documentary about the making of “Tangerine” at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). #mobilemoviemaking #textonscreen #Tangerine #iPhonefilmmaking #shotoniPhone #SeanBaker #locationscouting #filmlocations #documentary https://www.instagram.com/p/CTu0pnFvrxS/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mobilemoviemaking]

Tip 313: Superimpose key words to reinforce ideas. In the olden days, magazine editors would emphasize key points in an article with pull-out quotes set apart from the main text, usually in the margin. With video, a corresponding technique is to superimpose text on a shot. Sy Horrocks (@momofilmfest) uses the method effectively throughout “How an iPhone Film Shocked the Movie World.” You can see this idea-packed, 21-minute documentary about the making of “Tangerine” at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). #mobilemoviemaking #textonscreen #Tangerine #iPhonefilmmaking #shotoniPhone #SeanBaker #locationscouting #filmlocations #documentary https://www.instagram.com/p/CTu0d05PpRR/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mobilemoviemaking]

Tip #302: Keep mobile messages short. Text on a phone or other digital device can quickly push a story forward. This technique is especially valuable in silent-movie style films. But because moviegoers come to watch action, the key is to keep onscreen messages brief. The examples here are from Yung Nguyen’s “Mustard,” top prize winner in the “Shakespeare on Smartphone” competition sponsored by @IntermissionYouthTheatre. You can see this inventive five-minute film—which is the current Mobile Movie of the Week—at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). #mustard #reading #textonscreen #movieprops #digitalprop https://www.instagram.com/p/CNsZlqxBmsS/?igshid=1ib1en821vsxf

[mobilemoviemaking]

Tip #297: Sum it up! Dale Carnegie (remember him?) had a simple three-beat formula for giving an effective speech: “Tell them what you’re going to tell them. Tell them. Tell them what you told them.” The example here demonstrates that the method also works for Near the end of “Shoot”—a one-minute drama/public service announcement—the Iranian director Sanaz Ghotb (@tattoo_mark_art) uses text-on-screen summary as the third beat. The verbal image makes a powerful climax. Ghotb’s women’s empowerment short is the current Mobile Movie of the Week. You can see it at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile) #mobilemoviemakingtips #mobilemovieoftheweek #womensempowerment #storystructure #shotoniPhone #textonscreen #harassment https://www.instagram.com/p/CJcCWe4BEwI/?igshid=1c0qhr7xvc0is