In #TFM314 I learned that while QUANTITATIVE representation of the LGBT has made great strides over the years, there's much progress to be made on the QUALITATIVE representation.
What I wanted people to learn from my presentation was the discrimination that Latino and Hispanic people have had to face in the film industry and how we as future filmmakers can take the necessary steps to ensure that history doesn't repeat itself. #TFM310
#TFM310 The #Oscars was under fire for wanting to exclude "technical" awards from its broadcast such as best editing, best cinematography, best makeup, and best live action short. How important is it that awards such as these are included?
#TFM310 After rewatching Drive (2011) for the second time, the film has solidified itself as one of my top 10 favorites. This movie should be considered as a masterclass in cinematography with its layered approach to storytelling within a frame.
#TFM310 When I watch a film, the thing I'm looking for the most is a compelling story that keeps me engaged throughout the movie. Film is a medium that involves both visual and audio elements so I expect the director to utilize this to the fullest extent.