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  Robert Miller liked Maura Nicolaita's photo.

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    Oskar Kuusk You learn by yourself, from trial and error, how to make a "good film". And most people spend their whole lives without learning the lesson.

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    Anong Lawan You can learn some things from Film School but you can't learn everything there. This is why practice is so important.

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  Trevor Wylie is now friends with Robert Miller.

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    Maura Nicolaita It makes me happy to see so many smiles at the Student Filmmakers Booth NAB 2022!

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    Istvan Kovacs This picture is the living proof of how important it is for people to physically interact at events. Such a great opportunity to meet others just like you! Events such as NAB recharge our batteries and fill them with positivity

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    Emily Wilkes These events help students make new friends, connect with other, learn more about the industry. It's a great experience.

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  Robert Miller replied to a topic in the forum Drones:

  Apr 25

  I really need to update my knowledge about drones...some of these rules were new to me but as I started to research them online, I found even more. 

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  Robert Miller replied to a topic in the forum General Forum:

  Apr 21

  You can also have great shots if you just reverse your gimbal. Hold it upside down. See the magic happen. 

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  Robert Miller replied to a topic in the forum General Forum:

  Apr 21

  The city where you live in affects the amount of time and work you have to put into your movies. Some cities are just great because you have good actors you can count on, great rental options for cameras and equipment and of course, for props. But if you...  moreThe city where you live in affects the amount of time and work you have to put into your movies. Some cities are just great because you have good actors you can count on, great rental options for cameras and equipment and of course, for props. But if you live somewhere where none of these are available, you have to work harder and get creative.  

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  Robert Miller replied to a topic in the forum General Forum:

  Apr 21

  Hey Alan, I enjoyed listening to your story. Keep us updated about the evolution of the movie with "Fear". It sparked my curiosity

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