Studio Creative Practice // Canberk U.

 As a viewer who stands in front of the screen, we're the consumers of daily visual products such as basic social media commercials to high-end films. We're consuming tons of different visuals with or without our demands.  I'm interested in the relationship of seeing daily or ugly things in beautiful visuals or how producers are showing them to us and the link of violence in cinema. Which I can call in other words: aesthetic of non-aesthetic.  People are watching and loved the genre of action almost since the beginning of future films. Even in the first known action movie called ''The Great Train Robbery'' in 1903, filmmakers are trying to achieve to show murder and violence no matter they did not solve the complex storytelling in films. It's one of the most demanding genres by the audience and no matter how violent it is, people still love it. We're living in violent worlds in our imagination and seeing something aesthetic which we normally don'

When I ask myself ''What do I do?'' the answer is always the same. Shooting something. As a producer, we always try to achieve showing everything in a nice shape using nice shots with nice frames. This expectation is happening from a basic commercial to high-end productions. We feel like we have to show everything in a proper aesthetics. This matter amazes me every time I hold a camera in my hands and looking at what am I going to shoot. We are trying to show a meatball in a great shape or a machine in a factory even we don't know what it is. No matter what, I am trying to show everything as proper as I can.  And then when I ask myself what I like to do most? Now I'm on the other side of the coin. Watching something.  When I'm watching a film or a tv production, I don't get amazed by the good landscapes or the beauty of nature. I always be amazed by how aesthetic can violence be in front of the camera. How do we achieve to show something brutal in a good