Film director Documentary filmmakers are one out of the tons of filmmakers we have today. Documentaries or a documentary provides factual or reports through a television show and movies.Training or a degree is not required, but for the best results some do recommend going to filming school like, juilliard or New york film academy. Becoming a great filmmaker takes on a great responsibility,creativity, and time. Most of us do not appreciate what the directors do; but they are the most important part of making a film. Reasons some may choose this career to express their creativity, telling their own story without being in the camera, always interested and passionate about the job. Filmmaking is a big industry, that consist of great minds, creativity and committed workers. Back in the 19th century women were not as involved with a lot of the stuff that we are today. Alice Guy Blache was the world’s very first film director in 1896. Blache went on to trailblaze a host of innovative film techniques (Caroline Ervin). She was Being awarded with oscars and being the first female …show more content…
Spurlock was born November 7, 1970. He is best known for his film “super size me” in 2004, which got him a nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.Morgan was rejected five times by USC film school, Spurlock graduated from NYU in 1993 with a degree in film. His first jobs in the film industry were working as a production assistant on films like The Professional and Kiss of Death . Spurlock also spent time as a standup comedian in California, but was having a hard time coming up with enough money to pay the bills. At his lowest point Spurlock was homeless, before finding success and was an award-winning playwright. He is another example of starting at the bottom and making his way up (“ Morgan spurlock