BIO
Kieran Amore’s approach to life is a strong belief in never giving up. When times are tough, he must move forward and allow nothing to stop fulfilling life’s journey. He will be graduating RVCC in the winter 2020 semester, with a degree in Digital Media/ Film Studies, and plans to pursue his passion in filmmaking at Montclair University next fall. He draws his creative talents from life’s lessons, a passion for the truth, understanding one’s soul, and accepting the unchangeable but always searching for more.
Kieran Amore’s approach to life is a strong belief in never giving up. When times are tough, he must move forward and allow nothing to stop fulfilling life’s journey. He will be graduating RVCC in the winter 2020 semester, with a degree in Digital Media/ Film Studies, and plans to pursue his passion in filmmaking at Montclair University next fall. He draws his creative talents from life’s lessons, a passion for the truth, understanding one’s soul, and accepting the unchangeable but always searching for more.
STATEMENT
My career plan is to pursue a future in film and be a part of an editing team, as that is my greatest strength. I have created many films and wish for my viewers to notice three things. First, to give thought to the messages of loyalty, acceptance, and honesty. Second, I develop characters that are realistic and can be believed within the roles of the story. Last, the audience should walk away impressed enough to return. Filmmaking is hard work; however, it has many benefits as I let my imagination go free as I create, make people laugh with comedic relief, and finally, make movies because it’s a form of therapy. I can cope with problems by living vicariously through another’s life. It is a non-threatening way of release through the eyes of film.
My career plan is to pursue a future in film and be a part of an editing team, as that is my greatest strength. I have created many films and wish for my viewers to notice three things. First, to give thought to the messages of loyalty, acceptance, and honesty. Second, I develop characters that are realistic and can be believed within the roles of the story. Last, the audience should walk away impressed enough to return. Filmmaking is hard work; however, it has many benefits as I let my imagination go free as I create, make people laugh with comedic relief, and finally, make movies because it’s a form of therapy. I can cope with problems by living vicariously through another’s life. It is a non-threatening way of release through the eyes of film.