Vision Movies

Post by Omer BarSadeh I remember my mother yelling at me when I was only five years old for sitting too close to the television screen.  I could sit and watch it for hours and hours.  It didn’t matter whether it was a film, TV show, game show, adults programming, or commercials and advertising.  I loved watching the stories, the people, and the places that appeared on the screen, quenching my mind as I got closer and closer to the box.  I always loved the medium of television and cinema.  Growing up in Israel in the 70’s, we didn’t have many options, but whatever was on TV was my favorite. When I was seventeen, I had the opportunity to meet a producer that specializes in TV commercials. After a short conversation, I was offered a production assistant position in his company.  Two weeks later, I left my family and friends in the small town I lived in, and moved to Tel-Aviv – the big film-making industry city of Israel. With adrenaline pumping through my veins, I s

In the 19th century, some of the biggest inventions were electricity, phone, airplane travel and more. All of these allowed humanity to evolve and function better. For the first time, communications between different places around the world became easier. Messages were delivered within minutes or days, compared to weeks or months previously. Radio, photos and film were the most reliable sources for news and information. Later, television brought developed and scripted entertainment programming into the living rooms, in addition to news. The 20th and 21st centuries are known to be the periods in which the most advanced technological improvements were developed, and which evolved in the shortest time. But the biggest changes came with the computer, the Internet, and the public use of both. The accessibility and affordability of these technologies have thoroughly changed the game. People all over the world have an instant connection to explore, share, watch, comment, create and shop