architecture is about creating a space and filmmaking is about telling the story of spaces...but they say to be successful at something you have to focus on one thing be good at one thing.
I was asking about Architects who were able to keep pursuing both, not quieting architecture for films. but to actually be able to do both. like Liam Young suggested by @MarcMiller
oldwhitehouse
Jun 4, 19 8:48 am
With digital technology, cameras, editing software, anyone can be a filmmaker.
hahahaha, yeah true. Maybe we should live faster..
tashihira12345
Jun 5, 19 9:34 am
I think they can
a-f
Jun 10, 19 6:28 am
Rem + Renée
monosierra
Jul 30, 23 9:08 pm
Joseph Kosinski is a M.Arch graduate and the director of Top Gun: Maverick, Oblivion, Tron Legacy, Only the Brave.
It should be noted that he was not only trained as an architect but also contributed to computer visualization as a research student. This contribution, rather than his architectural training, was what led him to Hollywood.
Can an architect be also a filmmaker?
architecture is about creating a space and filmmaking is about telling the story of spaces...but they say to be successful at something you have to focus on one thing be good at one thing.
Any examples of famous architects and filmmakers?
Research is most definitively not a strength.
https://www.archdaily.com/388732/star-architects-the-story-of-4-architects-who-made-it-in-hollywood
research is not what?
I was asking about Architects who were able to keep pursuing both, not quieting architecture for films. but to actually be able to do both. like Liam Young suggested by @MarcMiller
With digital technology, cameras, editing software, anyone can be a filmmaker.
Check out Liam Young...
https://vimeo.com/lyoung
niceee
There’s only 24 hrs in a day...
hahahaha, yeah true. Maybe we should live faster..
I think they can
Rem + Renée
Joseph Kosinski is a M.Arch graduate and the director of Top Gun: Maverick, Oblivion, Tron Legacy, Only the Brave.
It should be noted that he was not only trained as an architect but also contributed to computer visualization as a research student. This contribution, rather than his architectural training, was what led him to Hollywood.