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Aug 2023
55m 28s

Marysia Makowska: The Power of Empathy a...

Cinematography Salon
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In this episode, director Marysia Makowska imparts wisdom from her rich career, stressing the significance of enthusiasm, meticulous preparation, and clear vision. Marysia shares her insights on transitioning from art directing to helming a film, the digital revolution in cinematography, and how platforms like TikTok are reshaping editing techniques. Listen in to unravel the ever-evolving landscape of commercial and cinematography trends, and her approach to filmmaking—prioritizing health, ensuring respectful relationships on set, and knowing when to draw boundaries.

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