The metaphysics of movie making | The Eyes of Charles Christopher

The metaphysics of movie making

Filmmaking is a unique mixture of grunt work and art, the profane and the sacred. Amidst the cables and chaos, there is something unseen at work.

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Randy Skinner on April 22, 2012 at 9:54 am said:

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