Capturing Light – Episode 11 with Daniel Cotroneo
Capturing Light - A Director of Photography's Podcast - A podcast by Director of Photography, Cinematography, Lighting, Filmmaking, and Digital Video
In this episode, I talk about: * How to get on a film set Websites mentioned in the show: http://gaddisvisuals.com/getonfilmset/ www.productionhub.com Monster.com http://www.backstage.com/casting/open-casting-calls/film-production-jobs/ https://www.stage32.com/ http://www.mandy.com/ The Featured Cinematographer: Daniel Cotroneo http://www.danielcotroneo.com https://vimeo.com/dc https://www.facebook.com/DCcinema https://www.instagram.com/danielcotroneo/ Let’s set the scene: In Dos Palos, a small town with big farm lands, in the San Joaquin Valley in Central California, there is the oldest family-owned and operated rice farm, called the “Koda Farms.” The founder of the Koda Farms is originally from Iwaki city, Fukushima, Japan, born in 1882. His name is Keisaburo Koda, who was widely known amongst Japanese Americans as the “Rice King” whose throne has been carried on by his grandchildren, Ross and Robin. This documentary is about perseverance, persistance, and passion of the Koda Farms through various hardships since the 1920’s and also a tribute to Keisaburo, the original seed of the Koda Farms. To find out more about the feature length documentary “Seed” you can go to: seedfilm.life Check out the video below: Behind The Scenes: Let’s set the scene: Set in the underground world of Asian organized crime, The Other Side, explores themes of justice, revenge and morality. The focus of the story lies in determining how truth evolves as a by-product of perception. An undercover detective must infiltrate an Asian gang’s compound and rescue his kidnapped fiancé. However, the reality is much different than he expected. To find out more about “The Other Side” you can go to the Facebook page: facebook.com/TheOtherSideShortMovie Check out the video below: Behind The Scenes: Thank you for listening: Please let me know what you learned or thought of the show today. Subscribe to the podcast. You can ask me your questions at [email protected]. Support the Podcast – Become a Patron
