Filmmaking
The Art of Creating Films
This journey started in college but can be traced back even further since middle school. As time went on and I wanted to challenge myself and expand my skillset, I studied how to not only create content, but set myself apart and become something more than just a kid with imagination. University was the training ground for me to acquire, master, and expand these new skills. Some of my favorite work that I have been able to do involves a story, one where you get to decide where it should go. Furthermore, I had the opportunity to learn many aspects of this field and experiment with it even more now. Here are some pieces of work that I was heavily involved with during my tenure at university.
Thomas R. Ferman manning an Arri Alexa35.
Short Film
Once I entered university, my drive for creation blossomed and flourished. Even during Covid, my start was not inhibited and challenged my creativity and ingenuity to think outside of the box. These films are a product from that starting period. In the context of narrative filmmaking, they stem from daily life, attempts to decipher life's biggest questions, as well as expanding on the wildest dreams that can be imagined. As the years went on, they serve as metaphorical chapters and milestones for the skillsets that I've learned and tested.
The Creative Zone
When I tell stories, there are many mediums that I use to show what is present. My favorite types of edits are short form trailers or simple projects that I put a lot of work into. This illustrates some of my favorite highlights from the editing room and creative zone.
Collaborative Minds
Besides working on my own projects, I've also had the opportunity to work on many different projects with many great and talented people. Especially since I've been in college, these are the results from the work that I've been able to help bring to life.
