HeyJaredNoah Bowman
Behind the scenes, lessons, and storytelling strategies from years of filmmaking experience.
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Making a Cinematic Short Movie Scene Made Easy (opens the original)
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The Human Advantage (opens the original)
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Most of what we see in the world around us began as an idea in someone’s mind before it ever became a physical reality. Infrastructure, technology, machines, art, transportation, and many of the things that have completely changed the way we live all started as thoughts that someone believed could become real. With the advancement of AI, we are watching the world change at an exponential rate when it comes to how quickly things can now be made. The interesting thing, though, is that our creative
Your Imagination Is Your Greatest Creative Advantage. Here’s How AI Can Make It Even Stronger (opens the original)
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The human mind has always been the greatest creative tool known to us.Yes, technology can help us create, but we are still the ones operating the technology. We are the ones telling it what we want it to do. We are the ones imagining what could exist before anything actually exists.Our imagination is far more powerful than most people realize.If you really sit with your thoughts long enough and think intentionally about your craft, the things you would like to build, dream about, and create begi
Great Art Takes Time: Here’s What I Learned (opens the original)
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When it comes to creating anything that you’re passionate about, the most instinctive thing you almost want to do is share it immediately with others, with the world. This is completely natural, and I think that’s just how it is as human nature. It most certainly has been for me for many years.However, I noticed there was something happening when I just wanted to create my projects and works as fast as I could, just for them to be shared and seen as fast as possible.I realized after posting or s
Creative Burnout Is Real. Here’s How I Reset My Mind When It Happens. (opens the original)
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I think that no matter what we create and how good we are at it, creative burnout is inevitable. It will strike at times when it can sort of make you question everything you are building and creating.Today is kind of one of those days for me, if I am being honest.But luckily, I have figured out some things that have helped me tremendously to get out of this state of mind and get back to creating at a very high level.Before we get into that, though, we have to look at why this happens in the firs
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