Good Morning Creative Army!

Here's to another cinematic Sunday here at Stage 32. We've got some hot new content for your today. Got your coffee ready?

First up, our friends over at Film Riot teach the subtle art of making cinematic end credits. Have you ever heard of a "snorkel lens"? These handy little lenses effortlessly ensure a cinematic vibe. End credits are an often overlooked footnote to an otherwise amazing film, watch this video to make sure your film ends with a bang.

Secondly, what are the essential elements of a truly great story? Beloved animation writer Andrew Stanton (Wall-E, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc) tells all in his Ted Talk.

If you find this content compelling, share it with someone in your network who you think might enjoy it as well! Stage 32 is built on community and collaboration, and we thank you for playing a role in our story-loving society.

Cheers,

RB

Film Riot - Making Cinematic End Credits for Your Film

Andrew Stanton: The Clues to a Great Story

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