Study for a movie poster.
Dirty Three - Last Horse on the Sand
1998
i’ve been walking around a long time and my shoes are worn out and my pants have fallen down and i’ve got holes in my breeches but you are the last horse on my sand
Litro Soup Kitchen Project
For the benefit of Flood Victims of Muntinlupa and Paranaque
Cash donations may be deposited at the following accounts:
BPI Savings Account
Name: Carlo Anthony R. Suzara
Acct No: 0209-1228-55
BDO Saving Account
Name: Ma. Elaine A. Javier
Acct No: 4360043425
Donations in kind can also be dropped off at the following venues:
District Tattoo RF Lopez Bldg., Lopez Avenue, Pque.
Lightbox Digital Photos
Presidents Ave. BF Homes, Pque.
Litro Headquarters
22 Opal Road Pilar Village, Las Pinas City
For inquires you may contact
Pia Pleno - 09228190081
Von San Juan - 09278580866
We will also be setting up a first aid station for cuts and bruises so medical supplies are also appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your kindness. Let’s all pitch in to help out our brothers and sisters.
Before I left for North Carolina, I called David Lynch to ask him what was the best piece of advice he had for any director. He repeated his mantra, ‘Keep your eye on the donut, not the hole.’ The donut, David explained, is the movie. The hole is all the other bullshit – the backstabbing, the drama, the agents, the negotiations, all the stuff that pollute your creativity, and if you’re not careful you can get sucked right into it. ‘The only thing that matters is the information recorded on those 24 square frames per second. That’s the donut. Keep your eye on the donut, not the hole.’ It turned out to be the best advice anyone ever gave me. In fact, we all used it as a mantra to get us through the shoot.
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