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Exploration, The Cornerstone of Artistry with Isaac Bauman X Saman Kesh X Yoshino | AD 106

Exploration, The Cornerstone of Artistry with Isaac Bauman X Saman Kesh X Yoshino | AD 106

FromArtist Decoded by Yoshino


Exploration, The Cornerstone of Artistry with Isaac Bauman X Saman Kesh X Yoshino | AD 106

FromArtist Decoded by Yoshino

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Length:
93 minutes
Released:
Oct 13, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Isaac Bauman is a cinematographer and photographer based in Los Angeles. Topics Discussed In This Episode: Bauman talks about the latest feature film he worked on entitled “Bloodline” Counteracting comfortability in one’s art form Adapting under pressure and embracing resistance A lighting technique called “blue moonlight” Understanding human psychology for team communication on film sets Surviving as an artist Compromising one’s artistic vision to service a client’s commercial needs What it takes to make a good collaborative partnership Kesh and Bauman’s film project, “Controller” Building respect for the people you work with How Bauman got into photography Exploration being the cornerstone of the artistic journey The power of listening Dealing with our own demons Dealing with creative differences www.artistdecoded.com
Released:
Oct 13, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

"I started this series as a means for exploration, an exploration of self and an exploration of the perspectives of other artists. This series is an unabridged documentation of conversations between artists. It’s a series dedicated to breaking down the barriers we tend to set up in our own mind. I want to inspire future creatives to have the courage to explore and experiment. This is about making dreams a reality and not about letting our dreams fall to the wayside. My intention is to give my audience a sense of real human connection, something that feels rich and organic. When I was thinking of a title I thought of the word “movement”. In relation to the Renaissance period in art, my goal for this program is to signify a rebirth of consciousness towards the way we look at contemporary art." - Yoshino