I’ve always said that talent is overrated. Most people can become really good at most things given enough deliberate practice. These photos by Stanley Kubrick, just a lowly photojournalist for Look magazine in 1949, began to show the sort of grand cinematic view he would later become famous for. Kubrick wasn’t born a great director. He became one through constant, deliberate practice. Once you can learn to tell a story with a single, static image, adding movement and sound aren’t as hard. Sometimes, the best way to get to the top is to start at the bottom. More here.
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