Interview - 'Sunday's Children' Director/Writer Reuben Hamlyn Discusses his short film that flips the modern fairy tale on it's head! episode artwork

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Interview - 'Sunday's Children' Director/Writer Reuben Hamlyn Discusses his short film that flips the modern fairy tale on it's head!

from Scene This · host Michael Ornelas, Erica McMullen and Adrian Cedeno

In this interview, filmmaker Reuben Hamlyn discusses his latest short film 'Sunday's Children,' its unique fairy tale framework, and the creative process behind grounding a fantastical story in reality. He shares insights on storytelling, casting, and lessons learned from filmmaking, offering valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers.Key Topics- Grounding fantastical stories in reality- The creative process behind 'Sunday's Children'- Casting choices and chemistry with leads- Lessons learned from filmmaking and editing- The influence of early films and storytellingChapters00:00 Introduction to Sunday's Children01:26 Grounding a Film in Reality02:52 Interest in the Subject Matter06:27 Subverting Fairy Tale Tropes10:43 Lessons Learned 12:44 Casting & Chemistry 14:50 Writing Dialogue 17:01 Balancing Fiction and Documentary Filmmaking18:23 Under-seen Movie RecommendationWebsite, Episodes, Interviews, Merch & More!

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