film drawing » psychoanalysis http://blog.lisagornick.com drawings into films Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:17:58 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 lets get the ball rolling http://blog.lisagornick.com/2009/02/19/february-19th-lets-get-the-ball-rolling/ http://blog.lisagornick.com/2009/02/19/february-19th-lets-get-the-ball-rolling/#comments Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:18:31 +0000 Lisa Gornick http://blog.lisagornick.com/?p=105 filmmaking - positive ball rolling

OK missy it’s time to have an upbeat attitude
it’s time to remember that time you stopped worrying by the act of doing
what is the process of making feature film no. 3?
I wrote the script and I wrote it from the heart
I wrote it with an editor
Yes, a script editor, before I turned the camera on.
Sometimes the process was akin to intense psychoanalysis
but I loved it (each stage of the way is about enjoying the process)

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I film akin to the same process of psychoanalysis?
a darkened place where you attempt to lay your soul bare.
and how you place things, or edit, and the very tone you use – All is very interesting/revealing.

But films that make it to the market are so often about the same things.

So that films that maybe explore a lone woman in her sixties thinking about rain will be laughed out of existence.

I suppose a difference is in both practices’ dissemination – the intrusion of the market place.
And meanwhile the films that get analyzed on a large scale tend to be the ones in the market place.

Think of all the dreams we have yet to have.

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