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Just released today…. www.filmisfun.com

Film Is Fun provides the long-overdue bridge of knowledge between analog film photography and digital photography. Our instructors are experts with a creative passion for their field; they bring to each workshop real-world professional experience and an enthusiasm that is slightly unhinged.

Too many photographers today are convinced that they have to choose sides: Film? Digital? Film Is Fun is all about not having to choose: we want options! We want choice! Perhaps most of all we want access to time tested information that will help us pick and choose wisely in this hybrid / figital process age. Look no further!

Please click on the play button to listen to a 7 minute audio with Scott Sheppard and Stephen Schaub on the concept and mission of Film is Fun.

Our workshops will provide the missing link you have been looking for!

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Film Is Fun Photographic Workshops aren’t for everyone. Our workshops are honest and to the point- no bullshit accepted. We are not sponsored by any corporation and answer only to the truth. If you want the real inside scoop and the knowledge to succeed look no further.

All Film Is Fun Workshops require an NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement). We share the secrets and inside information other workshops can’t and won’t.

The Recipe

Click on the audio play button above to listen to an audio blog on the photographic process / routine and its relationship to baking bread.

Each image provides a link to the content mentioned in the audio blog.

Good interview with Stephen Spielberg… if you want you can fast forward to 4:27 and listen to him speak about film… as I have said before, as long a motion picture film survives so does our medium…. suggestion- becomes friends with your local cinematographer as you both have a lot in common these days.

After watching this movie last night I knew I had to share it here with a few of my own thoughts…

1. I really love paper and the Origami in this video is amazing (some more so than others).

2. Listen to the creative language used by the Origami masters… simplicity, technique, does it look real / does it matter if it looks real, art with emotion… sound familiar?… it should if you listen here on FR or if you’re one of my students.

3. The voice of the narrator is a bit hard to listen to at times and it drags a bit, but in the end it is a video quite well done.

A definite watch for creative people.

Click on the LINK below to watch online at PBS…

http://video.pbs.org/video/1340426590/

Want of Wonders

“We are perishing for want of wonder, not for want of wonders.”
— G.K. Chesterton

Quick video on advertising and perception… many of the points raised mirror thoughts in the Figital Revolution Manifesto… thanks to Eric for sharing this.

Viva La Revolution- Stephen

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