Lights, camera and action!

Imagine that each stage of your life is a movie, from which you are not just the main character, but also the director and the screenwriter.

This requires commitment and responsabilities but, also many privileges and satisfactions, so that, instead of feeling overflowed you should feel lucky and to take the control to not delegate your roles to others.

It does not mean that you have to do and evaluate everything by yourself, obviously you need the help and the advice from others but you should not let them to influence your job with their opinions and experiences.

Your film is unique and peculiar because it has scenes of all cinematographic styles, there will be moments of action, horror, comedy, drama, romantic, surrealism and others based on real facts.

And because of this, it will awaken a big interest in the expert critics, who are going to comment it once and another time more but you are the only one who knows the real meaning of each scene and what does it represent, so, you should accept these comments just like simple subjective interpretations that, even though can be useful to improve your next productions, they should not make you doubt about the quality of your professionalism.

Besides of critics, your movie is exposed to the opinion of the general public who in some way is going to guide you, because although you try to create something different and personal, it will be always conditioned by the acceptance of your spectators.

In conclusion, from each movie you will gain lessons that will help you to choose better the scenes and the characters to the following movies to make each of them more successful and rewarded than the previous one.