Filmmaker. Director. DP. Cam Op. Happy to help anyone make any film, anywhere, anytime, for any budget. Also HH/Hard/PTZ/Broadcast/AV camera. esse quam videri

Frisco, TX
Joined June 2011
I am available for any and all production work & film gigs in the Dallas area, willing to travel too. I am a camera op, also have experience as a DP, AC, PA, AVL assist, tech/hand, etc. Eager to work & learn. My DMs are open and you can also find me here: instagram.com/refocusedmedia
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I am seriously considering deleting this account. I find myself using it less and less, and even when I do I hardly get a fraction of the engagement from mutuals that used to happen pre-Musk. So many have left already or migrated elsewhere or found IRL success and moved on.
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For me, this place used to be an escape from a shitty life with no film friends or filmmaking circle. I found those connections here. Now that I'm finally free from that life, and I have those connections IRL and growing all the time, I find myself less compelled to log on here.
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So I'm gonna try and just let it go for a while. I shot over 3 dozen short films this last year, and I plan to do just as many, if not more, this year. Filmmaking is my life now, finally. But if you'd like to stay connected: instagram.com/refocusedmedia… letterboxd.com/refocusedmedi…
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maybe in another life
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I worry that your enjoyment of art is becoming secondary to tracking and charting your consumption of that art for many of you
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Praying none of yall are unwrapping podcast equipment 🙏🏿
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this is most of all criticism these days
most of the nolan "criticisms" on here are just people crying about what they wanted the movie to be instead of actually engaging with what it tries to do
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One of the things I loved about MARTY SUPREME is its dedication to making Timmy’s skin look like shit
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why does it fit perfectly
It’s giving talk to your doctor to see if Skyrizi is right for you
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There are no wives left. Just side chicks and situationships.
Tupperware has filed for bankruptcy.
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Ben Affleck is 1000% vindicated for beasting on Spielberg’s bratty son who shoved him in the pool first
😬 Steven Spielberg is no fan of Ben Affleck and even refused to work with the actor after an incident involving the legendary director's child, according to Mike Binder. tmz.me/eLAugoA 🎥: One Bad Movie
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genuinely one of the greatest videos of all time
Never forget that this movie gave us one of the funniest movie theater recordings ever
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gee I wonder why that is
Not enough people have been talking about how funny Abel Ferrara's performance in Marty Supreme is lol
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if Nolan can make Tom Holland watchable he will finally ascend into the upper echelon of modern filmmaking geniuses
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Joe Pesci’s fit on the Home Alone press featurette:
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Replying to @RealEOC
Here’s an image I snapped of Spielberg playing Space Invaders at the Ready Player One junket over three decades later
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He exudes such poser energy and it's shocking how many people have fallen for it
remember when people were convinced he was too much of an intellectual to date the jenner girl? what a time.
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the AI art obsession is inextricably narcissist. the bedrock belief is that an individual could make works as great and beloved as the classics everyone knows if only they could get around that pesky technical skill gap
This is a funny video but also why is so much AI content focused on selfies
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One of the biggest bullshit sentiments in modern film discourse alongside “depiction = endorsement”
btw you don't have to personally relate or completely feel represented by a story to feel moved and delighted by it
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