Last Call

LAST CALL Film School

A multi-week crash course through the films of The Last Drive-In. You might just learn somethin.

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Published January 7, 2020

Those who can’t do, teach. And those who can’t make movies, watch. There ain’t one dang thing wrong with that and who’s to say we can’t learn a little sumthin along the way? Starting next week, tune into this here blog for LAST CALL Film School, a multi-week crash course on the basic principles of movie-makin as taught through the flicks of The Last Drive-In plus a few surprises. Learn the basics of cinematography, editing, characterization and fancy French terms like mis-en-scene (otherwise known as “arrangin stuff”).

So turn down the lights, grab some popcorn and a couple hundred Lone Stars. The LAST CALL is s about to take you to school.

Next week’s lesson: POV (Point of View)

Gregory Motta

A man of many talents, most of which involve staring at screens for unhealthy periods of time. When he's not busy contributing to Joe Bob Briggs' web presence with code or pithy commentary, he helms Motta Industries Inc, a California based Web Development company. His writing style can best be described as "caffeinated stream of consciousness with a dash of existential dread."