Explorations in cinematic filmmaking.
Rushes
Rush·es /ˈrʌʃɪz/
noun
1. Film & Television. The unedited raw footage recorded during production, reviewed before editing; dailies.
2. Botany. Tall, grass-like wetland plants (Juncus) with slender, pithy stems, typically growing in marshes and along the edges of water.
3. Proper noun. A Field Guide for Making a Living in Film. An independent studio and 12-week filmmaking program that helps directors, cinematographers, and image-makers build a defining body of work, develop a distinct point of view, and create a sustainable creative practice.
verb (third-person singular of rush)
rushes. Moves, acts, or sends forward with great speed or urgency.
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