What 2014 will mean

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It never fails to surprise me how quickly a year goes. 2013 seems like a blur now. I look back and remember a fairly decent year for myself. I worked on some great programs with Fuzzy Duck, and I made a short film in December, collaborating with Anderson West (coming soon!). 

But with the New Year in full swing, I have my typically unrealistic list of resolutions on my iPhone’s Notes app. I won’t go into them too much but to give you an idea, I aim to make two short films in the first half of the year, read more books on film theory, and basically grow as a filmmaker. Other fitness related resolutions you can assume.

How achievable are New Year Resolutions?  The Christmas hangover is a common motivation to start our targets, before many of us forget them by February/March. I feel though that my filmmaking aims are realistic, and over the last six months I’ve had a new outlook on why we do this. I can’t define that right now, but it’s giving me a push to make my shorts.

On an unrelated note, I saw Christopher Nolan on the tube on New Years Eve. It took me twenty minutes before I walked over to him and asked him for some advice for a filmmaker. He simply said, “Stick with it.” Take from that what you will. I only wrote this paragraph to brag.

 

Happy New Year.



About the author

andy-salamonczyk

Andy Salamonczyk is a short film director from South-East England. He graduated with a first class honours in Media Production from Staffordshire University, and has had films screened at Empire Leicester Square, the BFI and BAFTA HQ, and picking up several awards including Shooting People's Film of the Month award…

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