i cant help but think of the stereotypical nursing home, disconnected from each resident's history, family, and culture. what a deadening purgatory devoid of stimulation it must be. people's favorite music will liven them up. duh.
not trying to take anything away from the video, cause it was beautiful. it just made me want to visit nursing homes and cheer people up
b/w is there a single director / cameraman / editor that actually 'stops now' when someone says 'can we please stop now'?
As a producer/director, I would be nice in front of the person, and rip the cameraman off-set if they stopped.
Yes, I'm an asshole and I've noticed myself getting worse about this over the years- that said, a lot of people find in watching the finished product, they're glad to have that moment/emotion documented.
b/w is there a single director / cameraman / editor that actually 'stops now' when someone says 'can we please stop now'?
As a producer/director, I would be nice in front of the person, and rip the cameraman off-set if they stopped.
Yes, I'm an asshole and I've noticed myself getting worse about this over the years- that said, a lot of people find in watching the finished product, they're glad to have that moment/emotion documented.
In my experience...
i know, i'm not knocking it, it works
i was just honestly wondering if someone on earth would do it, as there's 'please stop now' moments everywhere you look.
touching
beyond the power of music thing i think we will all benefit from continuing to enjoy our top hobby/obsession as we grow older
the complexity of rythmic patterns and harmonies as well as the cognitive memories generated and the organisation of collections
will help us exercise our mind
classical music has been proven to extend life in mice compared to other types of music
i will be spinning raerz till i dizie
b/w is there a single director / cameraman / editor that actually 'stops now' when someone says 'can we please stop now'?
As a producer/director, I would be nice in front of the person, and rip the cameraman off-set if they stopped.
Yes, I'm an asshole and I've noticed myself getting worse about this over the years- that said, a lot of people find in watching the finished product, they're glad to have that moment/emotion documented.
In my experience...
i know, i'm not knocking it, it works
i was just honestly wondering if someone on earth would do it, as there's 'please stop now' moments everywhere you look.
Hey man- I ain't apologizing...
I had a girl crying last year, and as I'm asking follow-up questions, the audio guy jumped up & crossed-frame to give her a water. He later, unprompted, apologized, as he said, "I just got really uncomfortable..."
I had a recent uber-shady producer moment that kind of gave me douche-chills at myself. That said, I got the soundbyte I needed. The only solace I give myself is I was just fishing for someone to give me a lead-in, a la "When I woke up that morning...", but man... It was seriously borderline. The person who logged it turned to me and was like, "SHADY... Got the byte! Nice work!"
All I've done for the last month is make TV, so it's sort of all I'm qualified to talk about on this board right now.
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not trying to take anything away from the video, cause it was beautiful. it just made me want to visit nursing homes and cheer people up
b/w is there a single director / cameraman / editor that actually 'stops now' when someone says 'can we please stop now'?
As a producer/director, I would be nice in front of the person, and rip the cameraman off-set if they stopped.
Yes, I'm an asshole and I've noticed myself getting worse about this over the years- that said, a lot of people find in watching the finished product, they're glad to have that moment/emotion documented.
In my experience...
i know, i'm not knocking it, it works
i was just honestly wondering if someone on earth would do it, as there's 'please stop now' moments everywhere you look.
beyond the power of music thing i think we will all benefit from continuing to enjoy our top hobby/obsession as we grow older
the complexity of rythmic patterns and harmonies as well as the cognitive memories generated and the organisation of collections
will help us exercise our mind
classical music has been proven to extend life in mice compared to other types of music
i will be spinning raerz till i dizie
"I get tickets for free prune juices, and all the digestible cookies I can eat!"
all joking aside, I think Music Therapy is a really interesting and exciting field. Seems to unlock so much personality and life in people!
Hey man- I ain't apologizing...
I had a girl crying last year, and as I'm asking follow-up questions, the audio guy jumped up & crossed-frame to give her a water. He later, unprompted, apologized, as he said, "I just got really uncomfortable..."
I had a recent uber-shady producer moment that kind of gave me douche-chills at myself. That said, I got the soundbyte I needed. The only solace I give myself is I was just fishing for someone to give me a lead-in, a la "When I woke up that morning...", but man... It was seriously borderline. The person who logged it turned to me and was like, "SHADY... Got the byte! Nice work!"
All I've done for the last month is make TV, so it's sort of all I'm qualified to talk about on this board right now.