u/Melodic_Gap_2239

I’m curious about your experiences with non-actors versus actors. Did you ever have an experience where you hired a friend and they turned out to be a natural actor? I’m mainly referring to micro budgets or no budget kind of filmmaking. Actors are professionals so even a half decent trained actor you think would do pretty well compared to a non-actor but I think about Apocalypto and Deer Hunter and how some of those people who did the best performances were non-actors.

Say below your age, sex, and typical minimum-maximum age range. i’m just curious what the majority are saying. And I’m speaking mainly in general. I’m sure there’s anomalies and deviations from the norm. I’m talking more about if you’re out and about, and you meet somebody then you start thinking about their age. And don’t give me any Pretty Ricky lyrics

Where is the best place to find both attractive and single people in Austin in your experience? Be specific

I’m curious what y’all‘s experience has been whether you’re a photographer as a hobby or as a business. Was there a moment where you were like oh ok. Like everything just clicked.

Or was there certain things that helped your photography Whether that’s portraits editorials real estate whatever. Was it lighting? For me it was lighting. Once I learned how to get the shadows on the face the way I wanted it and understanding the camera settings my work out better. Also getting better with using Adobe Lightroom. A few of my big inspirations for photography specifically are Peter Coulson. For posing and positioning inspirations are Bob Fosse and Martha Graham. So I’m slowly developing what I prefer when it comes to my personal touches

Breakdown some of your big lightbulb moments for your work.