Blink of an Eye

This reading really makes me appreciate the time, concentration and energy filmmakers use to have when making projects. Millions of feet of film seems unimaginable, yet these filmmakers found a way to get it done. Going through the steps of physically cutting and putting together film seems so taxing and repetitive and to top it off you could screw yourself if you make a mistake; seems very difficult and not something I could do. I am struggling to even make a film out of still pictures; much respect to anyone that has worked with film.

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