Banal and Cinematically Illiterate
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“I can’t believe these words are actually coming out of people who call themselves film enthusiasts. The analogies are utterly cinematically illiterate. The analysis and opinions are often too banal, basic and quite frankly some of the titles are click baits. I don’t mean to be unkind, mean or cruel, but this is seriously poor.
P.S. If you wanna make a podcast episode complaining about films that are too long or if you think a film that doesn’t excite you early on, doesn’t deserve your attention, maybe don’t make a podcast episode that goes on for over an hour, doesn’t excite the audience and it just might not deserve people’s attention, just saying.”
Kasravvv via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/08/22
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“I listened to the first podcast that came up and I learned more from that 30min than I’ve learned in whole years or at least it was more valuable than a lot of things I’ve already learned. I’m no big filmmaker, in fact I’m pretty young, but I’ve been at it for a while and this will for sure help...”Read full review »
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“This is not a basic “no film school” genre for quick tips and tricks. It helps grow you as a filmmaker and a business professional. Love it!”
Weston Downing via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
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