Film And Stage Media Group

Tragedy is immediately identifiable within the first few seconds of any badly produced film. We recognize it instantly, even if we don't technically know what's wrong. We're turned-off and repulsed by what we're seeing and hearing. There are countless easy-to-find grotesque examples on Netflix, and Amazon Prime (not to single them out), and you find yourself wondering how anyone allowed these ridiculously bad recordings on their network. They are abundant! The "Producers" of those titles are completely unaware that their productions are horrendous. They're completely blind to it, for numerous reasons. They have "supportive" people around them, and no one who knows, or will say, that the quality of what they're producing is dreadfully bad. We're extremely spoiled. There are so many fantastic films and episodes that have been produced, that we take high production values for granted. But they should never be taken for granted. High production values are essential for filmmakers to create visually stunning and professional-looking Works of Art/Films/Teleplays. That includes using high-quality cameras, lighting, sound equipment, and editing software. Attention to detail ???? fundamental to the Art form that is Filmmaking. You are the Artist. And your audiences are extremely sophisticated, because we've been exposed to perfect sound quality, and lighting that enhances scenes, and curated music that acts as an invisible character in the story. So please, always, buy, beg for, or borrow equipment that produces high quality results. Your Art will be ruined by amateur sound quality, or bad lighting, or lousy writing, or Actors who aren't up to the role they're playing. It might sound daunting, but once you're in the habit of making sure the high-quality elements are in place, you'll develop a reputation for producing very respected films, and episodes. Your work has the probability of surviving for countless generations to enjoy and be inspired by. Make Great Films