I study and live at Beijing Film Academy in the movie big camp

Author: Lu Hua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Once, cinema was my dream; now, cinema is my life. This book collects the insights of 26 students on their experiences with cinema. Reading these articles, one sees a series of youthful faces: Zhang Xiaoying entered the world of cinema through Six Dreams; Zhou Yang from the dream of entering Beijing Film Academy to the beauty of Xi Shi; Xiong Shaobo's small town and university campus; Liu Can Guo's montage in his lens; Hu Liu Bin's journey closer to cinema and life; Yang Jing's endless connections with people and school; He Bin from Lanzhou's The Power of Recording; Shen Ying who prefers "working" less and staying longer in campus despite earning less; Zhao Bin who helped others apply to film school before realizing the essence of cinema and eventually entering the academy himself; Guo Da Wei and Tan Nuo who broke into the world of cinema with The Frog at the Bottom of the Well, and many others—like 26 beautiful symphonic paintings. Open this book, where no grand words are needed, yet every sentence is filled with passion. Beijing Film Academy is a distinctive art institution, the only film academy in China and the Asia-Pacific region. The content of this book is written by students currently enrolled at Beijing Film Academy, covering a wide range of topics—about themselves, their classmates, their teachers, and the school. When applying to film school, their primary motivation was their interest and passion for cinema. Looking back on their years of study, they found that they not only learned film theory and practical shooting techniques but also developed a solid work ethic, a cooperative attitude, and a humble, tolerant humanistic culture.