I recently got in touch with your work, and I simply love it.

Film and photography have been my two passions for a long time now.
Everything about it attracts me to learn about it, more and more.

I had to choose what to study after I finished High School, so I decided to follow the way of Filmmaking.But, I’m worried. I’m not that of a good student, I don’t like what school offers me and puts me up to tasks I really hate to complete.

I want to do this by myself, without academical courses. But also affraid that there won’t be any employer in the future who will recruit someone just by its passion and has no diploma in his pockets.

I see you did it all by yourself. Did you encounter many obstacles into making carreer as filmmaker?

Thanks for taking time to read.
Hope to hear from you and see more of your work in the future.

Friendly regards,

Nico

thanks for this absolutely wonderful movie: “Alone in Tokyo”. I have seen this film and only thought: “Tadaima” (You say Tadaima in Japan when you coming home).

If you will come to Tokyo again someday, it would be my pleasure to pay for the dinner.

Domo arigato gozaimashita

Oliver

Im from Venezuela and now im living in Paris, journalist and im trying to start making documentaries, but sometimes i do not know how to start and the thing is that the cameras are really expensive so i want to find something good and that i can buy. I have worked with sony z-1 and z-7 but im not a professional i have a lot to learn… got ideas need something to work with… for special budget

so if you can give me any advice ??
thank you ¡ and i love your work ¡ congratulations¡

Anyway, it’s nice to see blogs and personal updates from someone as dedicated to video/film craft as you. It gives everyone hope that the world, and the film world for that matter, is not such an alienating place at all times.

All the best,

Jon

Never studied film and never seen my work transferred to film…yet!

Thanks for kind comments!

Phil