JJ Starr
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Los Angeles, CA
jjstarrfilm.com
I am a film student at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California.

I believe strongly in the value of hard work and persistence when it comes to film-making.

I believe that by working hard to create art, it provides the ability to leave behind something greater than yourself.

When I look at film and where I want to go with it, I think about the ability to wake up everyday knowing that, in some small way, I am helping to make the world a better place.

Ultimately, My passion is to tell stories that inspire others and I believe in the simple premise that storytelling changes the world.

Recent activity

  • Video comment
    1 day ago
    JJ Starr commented on 31 | the making of

    hey thomas, it's a sony ex-1, i used the time-lapse feature. it's a great camera.

    thanks for watching

  • Video comment
    2 days ago
    JJ Starr commented on 31 | the sunrise project

    "The song is first recorded by an unknown author in the Apostolic Constitutions which was written in the late 3rd or early 4th Century A.D. It is found in a collection of songs to be sung in the morning, in the evening, before meals, and at candle lighting."

    ancient greek...sunlight. beauty.

  • Video comment
    2 days ago
    JJ Starr commented on 31 | the sunrise project

    thomas, thanks for your comment but i disagree. there is a lot of power behind the sun. classical music would flat out be cheesy and it's been done before, this is why i chose the song..

    "Phos Hilaron (Φῶς Ἱλαρόν) is an ancient Christian hymn originally written in New Testament Greek. Often referred to by its Latin title Lumen Hilare it has been translated into English as 'Hail Gladdening Light' or 'O Gladsome/Joyous Light'. It is the earliest known Christian hymn recorded outside of the Bible that is still being used today. The hymn is featured in the vespers of the Byzantine liturgy used by the Orthodox and Eastern Catholic traditions, as well as being included in some modern Anglican and Lutheran liturgies."

  • Video comment
    5 days ago
    JJ Starr commented on ROCK BOTTOM

    thanks for the comment on 31

    love this, it's great

    and your right, magic bullet does look great. my next investment is a letus adapter along with magic bullet, i'm excited to start making stuff with them both!

    thanks

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