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let's talk about Art of Noticing as a Traveler and as a Travel filmmaker....❤💫 As a traveler and a travel filmmaker, the Art of Noticing becomes essential for capturing the essence of a place on camera. It involves not just seeing the sights, but truly understanding the culture, people, and landscapes that you're filming. For a travel filmmaker, it's about paying attention to the details that can make a scene come alive on screen – the way the light hits a building at sunset, the expressions on people's faces as they go about their daily lives, the unique sounds of a bustling market. It's about being attuned to the stories that are waiting to be told in every corner of the world. Practicing the Art of Noticing allows travel filmmakers to create more immersive and authentic films that transport viewers to far-off destinations and inspire them to explore the world themselves... . . . #TravelTips #BePresent #AdventureAwaits #traveltheworld #linkedingrowth #linkedinforcreators #linkedinforcreators #linkedincreators #linkedinengagement #linkedincommunity #linkedinconnections #linkbuilding #travel #traveller #travelblogger #travelindustry #travelexperience #travelinfluencer #travelgram #travelindia #travelandmore

“Filming in Muğla: A Cinematic Treasure” Muğla, a breathtaking region where the Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by filmmakers. Our new blog post is online! #lineproductionturkey #commercial #Türkiye #Production #Filming #FilminginTurkey #cinematicshots

What a journey it's already been, and so excited to see where it goes next. Check out my article for Voyage LA below! https://lnkd.in/gwECndUa

My latest short cinematic film, "Heart of Humanity," is now on YouTube! 🎬✨ With so much noise in the world today, it's almost too easy to get distracted, often caught up in what has happened in the past or focused on the anxieties of the future. These distractions tend to pull us further away from the present moment—moments that are right in front of us, allowing us to connect with, love, and support our environment and one another. This video, although short, marks a significant step forward in my journey as a filmmaker. Combining my own footage with clips from Motion Array, I delved into color grading SLOG 3 footage and custom sound design to create a piece that resonates with the moments that connect us all. It helps me serve my purpose as a creator: to strike a balance between love and creativity. 🌍🎥 Please watch, share, and let me know your thoughts. Your support means the world to me as I continue to grow and tell stories that highlight the beauty and connection of humanity. https://lnkd.in/etWse68t #CinematicFilmmaking #HeartOfHumanity #ColorGrading #SoundDesign #Storytelling #MotionArray #KBVisuals

In 2020, the World Tourism Organization stated in a press release that the number of travelers visiting destinations motivated by the desire to see locations where series or movies have been filmed is growing. Culture is an essential vector for tourism, and cinematography can serve as a reflection of a community's culture. The development of film tourism began in the 20th century, when movies stopped being filmed exclusively indoors and filmmakers started seeking outdoor locations to enrich their productions. In that same century, the term “movie-induced tourism” emerged, an expression that refers to the evocation or fascination that filming locations provoke in viewers, encouraging them to visit the places where scenes were shot. Cinema presents the country to the world, promoting the visibility of various sites across the national territory that become tourist attractions. Currently, the main provinces in the Dominican Republic chosen for filming are: - Samaná - Puerto Plata - Santo Domingo (Colonial City) - Santiago - Punta Cana - San Pedro de Macorís In the Dominican Republic, the film industry is primarily regulated by Law No. 108-10 for the Promotion of Cinematographic Activity. At Santroni Parsons, we specialize in advising our clients on the execution of sustainable productions, meaning those that do not harm the environment, do not generate single-use waste, and positively contribute to the community. . . . #ecolaw #santroniparsons #republicandominicana #filmindustry #industriadelcine #cine #samana #movies #dominicanrepublic

Join me, Zain, as I break down 4 tips for shooting cinematic travel videos! Whether you're capturing a sunrise in Bermuda or the bustling streets of a new city, these tips will elevate your storytelling and help you create visually stunning content. From planning your shots to using natural light, I’ll guide you through the essentials of making your travel videos stand out. Plus, I’m throwing out a challenge—plan your next travel video, share it with us, and let’s see your creativity in action! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more filmmaking tips. Happy filming!

Atlas festival in Lisbon was nice, With great artists and incredible projects showcases. But the most interesting thing, I feel, was the will of the audience to engage and discuss more serious topics than how to make a storyboard or flying triangles. Presenting projects and what we do is fundamental, but at the same time In the years, I ve seen it does not really spark any conversation. At Atlas, more than the technical process behind what I do, that is pretty linear and straight forward, I went to present a slight of my career and mostly how “ethic” conditioned my path as director and the clients I work with. Surprisingly this is something that kept me talking with many audience members during the entire after festival. It seems that ethic and the impact we generate, not for our clients wallets, but for the people around the world, is something that keeps many people thinking and questioning what they do during their daily jobs, Yet we don’t talk about it enough while we keep creating images, videos and realities able to deeply influence the hearts, minds and behaviours of so many people around the globe. - - - - - - - Below clip from De Imperio short film #artdirector #creativity #creativedirector #education #design

In this video, I present a captivating travel video where day seamlessly transitions into night, unveiling the hidden beauty of destinations under the cloak of darkness. #timeline #adobepremierepro #videoediting #cinematic #travelvideo

Yesterday, I had the privilege of doing something that, for a long time, felt like a distant memory: Directing a shoot for a documentary film. After 1.5 years of watching opportunities in the AV industry vanish and work dry up, stepping back into ”REC” mode feels nothing short of surreal. So surreal I took this picture at Kinos Rentals in Helsinki. When an industry is in a crisis, the fear of losing your skills as a professional is real. How do you keep up your skills when there are no projects to work on? The answer, I’ve found, is to create your own opportunities, even when they seem small or uncertain. Get yourself back on the road, even if it is for a day. You don’t always have to have all your ducks in a row to cross the road… This project may never see the light of day, but that doesn't diminish its value. It’s not always about the final product; it’s about the process, the craft, and the passion that drives us to keep honing our skills, even in the face of adversity. I fell in love with storytelling as a young girl growing up in Nurmes. For me being a filmmaker is not just a job—it’s a calling. And if this resonates with you, I urge you: Keep practising, keep creating, and don’t let the downtime define your journey. 🖤 #DocumentaryFilmmaking #FilmDirector #AVIndustry

🎥 Greece: Your Next Premier Investment Destination for Audiovisual Productions In the dynamic landscape of global #filmmaking, Greece stands out not only for its breathtaking scenery but also as a burgeoning hub for audiovisual investments. With its unique combination of stunning landscapes, #Greece offers more than just a backdrop for storytelling; it presents unparalleled opportunities for audiovisual productions looking for diverse and captivating locations. The success stories of international productions like "Mamma Mia!", "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery", and "The Lost Daughter", among others, are testaments to Greece's potential as a prime filming location. These productions not only leveraged Greece's scenic beauty but also benefited from its evolving infrastructure and supportive policies aimed at fostering a thriving audiovisual sector. Investing in Greece's audiovisual industry means tapping into a rich cultural heritage, a strategic geographic location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and a growing ecosystem of local talent and production services. 🔹 The Greek government offers attractive incentives, including cash rebates and tax relief programs, to international filmmakers, making it an even more appealing destination for productions looking to maximize quality and creativity while ensuring cost-efficiency. As we look towards the future, Greece is poised to become a leading destination for filmmakers and investors alike, offering not just picturesque settings but a comprehensive, supportive environment for audiovisual projects. Let's embrace the opportunities that lie in Greece's vibrant landscapes and dynamic audiovisual sector. Find out more 👉 https://lnkd.in/di9bFBDG #InvestInGreece #AudiovisualIndustry #FilmProduction #GlobalFilmmaking #BusinessOpportunity