Hello! My name is Jan Stripek, I am the guy on the left. I’ve started writing this blog to connect (with) like-minded individuals passionate about cinematic storytelling.
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Would you be interested in writing an article (200-500 words) about cinematic storytelling for this blog? If yes, send me email at janstripek@gmail.com.
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It would be great to get a bigger community atmosphere! So far you are the only one on the whole of wordpress that I have found that has the remotest interest in writing about and discussing the same things I do. I monitor the tags “American Beauty” as well as a few other interesting ones to see what people are writing about them.. but there is actually very surprisingly very little of our type of analysis.
Thanks Andrew, I was also surprised how few bloggers there are interested in the same stuff, makes us unique though… 🙂
it appears we are growing. I thought I was the only one (well of course it’s not true) who was extremely interested in breaking down cinematic language, but now I’ve found this place too. Awesome work, you’re doing things I love doing – helps better grasp cinema when you reverse engineer it and write about it.
Yes, same here! I’m so glad to meet another individuals passionate about cinematic language! And thanks!
Great job =) Honzik
Thanks!! 🙂
better than nofilmschool, really, just because the cinema is language, is meaning, not technology or cameras. hope to read more of you soon! great work
Thank you for the kind words! There is going to be more articles on cinema language in the future..!
Hi Jan. I hope all is well with you. Still writing? What are you up to these days. Best wishes, Andrew. -PS Best film of 2019: Vivarium