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Ryan Wilson

Owner of 230 Films
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Los Angeles
Ryan is a photographer and cinematographer living in Los Angeles. He has been building up his own video production company where they are bringing artist’s visions to life.

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The Big Idea

We wanted to tell a story of a guy who stumbles upon an exhibit of life-like mannequins, and after exploring the museum, he ends up becoming one of the exhibits himself.

Transforming the Space

We were looking for a space with visual cues of luxury and high fashion and a penthouse loft with near panoramic views overlooking the city makes it easy to do so in every shot.
DTLA Skyline View Penthouse
Central LA
Los Angeles
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DTLA Skyline View Penthouse
Central LA
Los Angeles
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DTLA Skyline View Penthouse
Central LA
Los Angeles
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Question & Answer

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With great power comes great responsibility. I just made that up.
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Can you share your journey to becoming the owner of 230 films?
230 Films started after a few friends and I created our first passion project last year. All of us started out as photographers, but the moment we understood what it felt like to see the finished product of a film, it was an easy choice.
What’s your favorite thing to shoot?
I enjoy taking photos of things that make myself and others happy. Actually, I enjoy taking photos of food the most. I don’t know why I take photos of people. Force of habit maybe.
What advice would you give to aspiring cinematographers wanting to make it full time?
Like with all creative pursuits, there is no perfect time to start. Start learning. Start doing. Then start reteaching what you’ve learned. This world belongs to the doers- not the dreamers.
How do you stay creative and inspired? Do you ever hit creative blocks? What do you do when that happens?
I measure my success as an artist on my resourcefulness but it’s hard for me to stay inspired 24/7/365 if I’m not constantly experiencing something new. I’m not always inspired but when I am, I run with it. I shut out the world for a moment and channel my energy towards learning and doing because motivation is temporary.
Your life motto:
“Stay Happy”
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