Why does the industry hate on innovation? At the end of the day, MoviePass puts more butts in seats. Allot more. My family and my friends have it, and we see way more movies than we ever did before. This is GOOD for filmmakers. Why do so many industry folks hate on this kind of thing? They're the same ones that said Netflix was a joke, the RED camera and digital would never take off, and Final Draft is the ONLY way to write a script.

Very basic and beginner stuff, but good info for someone just getting started. Good post!

Is the glass on these a higher quality than their other cinema series lenses? Those come in at a much cheaper price point.

Love this!

Having paid close to $100k for film school, I can also say it's not worth it. I did get a job paying very well and they only hired people with a Bachelors, but my circumstance was very rare. Technology has caught up. Basically, don't be a dick to people, and be humble while you learn from others. What's so great about this industry is the proof is in your work. You don't have to defend anything. Either people will like what you produce, or they won't.

While I completely disagree with Serebrennikov's perspective on Christianity, I do applaud him for creating a powerful piece like this. More honest opinions through film are definitely needed, but I just hope people can handle both sides of an argument without getting all bent out of shape.