Talking with Guille Isa
Guille Isa is a Peruvian director. He does docus and short films and he has won a lot of awards in different festivals. He doesnt have a Peruvian producer, he works with people in New York and some countries in Europe.
We talked about his work, how he stablished as a director outside Peru. Most important we talked about fundings for films, festivales programers, promotion and markets. It was really helpful.
This is the website: http://guilleisa.com/
Mixed Reality Film Research
Notes – Seven Basic Plots
Character – Notes
Seven Basic Plots : The Quest, but most important VOYAGE AND RETURN
Organization of the project
I have been doing some interviews and lots of research about animation and illustration. I am drawing almost everyday to get better at it and to develop my own style. I have draw some ideas for the films. Did some research in online resources, but I havent properly organized all the project.
Thats what I did today.
Character development
Experimental short film
For the experimental short film I wanted to show the landscapes I am gonna use in the fictional short film. The story will be different but I will use the same designers and the same landscapes.
In the experimental one, I am trying to make an animation experimental short film. I have some ideas about it and some drawings but I wanted to focus right know in the character.
I am getting inspired in a Peruvian model based in Paris.
I have been developing some illustrations about him.
He could be my character in the experimental short animated film. I want to illustrate him in different positions and cloths just to know him better. I might ask him later to film himself, so I could understand the movements.
Creative day :)
I am reading “The Seven Basic Plots” for my short film. I am starting with the Quest, taking notes in this virtual note app with the most important things for my story and character.
The quest talks about the hero and how he/her goes into an adventure to find something. He/her has enemies and helpers.
I saw the docu of Miyazaki and I loved it. I liked how he creates the concept board and how he creates the images. He can visualize the story with images and then he writes the story.
I am try for the first time to picture something like that, but in a pre first draft of it.
In the afternoon I saw the conversations in Vogue. I got some notes about the for guests. They were really good and helped in a way.
Another thing that I was trying to do days ago was to try water colors. I draw the shadow of my plants and then just put color on it. It looks like a mess maybe but I liked it.
Edward Mendoza
Edward Mendoza was born in London. His father is Peruvian and his mother Caribbean. When Edward was a kid his dad past away. He wanted to connect with that side of his family. He went to Peru to meet her sister and to know where his father was from.
His collection is inspired in the legacy of his father and all the amazing cultural things Peru has.