Ollie Allgrove is on the left and the director Jeroen Jaspaert is on the right .
Here are some screenshots from their website and also a link ti it . http://www.themill.com/
This is a really good quotation that I have found on their website and during the talk he mentioned that that's how they call themselves around the world .
Ollie told us today that their company produces lots of different films , videos, and adverts . Their video and films are different because of the style , budget , which plays a really important role and many other aspects . He said that in general, their job is really competitive especially when they are pitching their ideas . He also gave us some information on how many people are roughly working in their company and there are 4000 people in total , 2500 are artists who create animations and everything .
He also said that even though their company doesn't like to talk about it but they won an oscar which really shows how good and professional their company is .
They don't have any boundaries and they can create almost everything . That's probably why he said that "Impossible possible - creating everything " . So , he just wanted o say that you can do everything if you really want something .
He knew that we are working on our music videos now and he gave us some tips which I think we already new , but they are still useful
1). It is all starts with how you get your ideas across
2). make a promo
3). What's the big idea - whether you feel your idea will make people believe in it
4). Treatment is a really important part of this process , as it has to have a voice trying to communicate with an artist if you find it hard to write in words you can use pictures to explain your ideas
5). Storyboard is a very useful thing if you are struggling to get something across for some people , it might be easier to express it in this way
Another important rule which he has mentioned is that all the preparations should be before hand , and you can't just decide on the shooting day which Tshirt you want or something like that .
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