Dreamer Believer

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Dreamer Believer

“I definitely love to be scared. It draws the primal side out of you. “words from one of my favorite directors of all time that inspired me to become a filmmaker is James Wan. The first film I saw by James Wan was Dead Silence. At the age of 10, I was amazed by how he made the puppets come to life in the movie. Since then, I have been always a big fan of horror films and however, he made me obsessed over every films with mystery story in it that I glue myself into the television to see what is going to happen at the end. He has a creativity in making ideas that can make the movie feels so real when someone watch is it. This is how I want to be when I become a director someday.

Being open minded. Something he taught me. not everybody would enjoy my stories that I wrote or films that I created. Everyone is different in choosing what they like the most, it could be in the genre of the movie; some people likes fantasy and some likes comedy other like what they like. I should not be sad that some thought of me not being capable in being creative in my writings, or who I am as a person. He taught me that I should first be my own supporter, my own and only fan, before I make something happen, in creating a film or story-tell. Confidence comes from being open minded in every step a person takes in their life in choosing what they want to achieve.
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Words like, never give up in your dreams, or I believe in you in every steps you take, could be really powerful for a person with big dreams. It helps the person not to fall down in losing their hopes in becoming what they want to be. Wan was always a believer in someone’s dreams as he taught me never lose hopes even if life is pushing me down at the edge of falling. It is all a test for my patients in becoming who I want to

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