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Interview: Director Sandy Collora
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins at indymogul.com
The name Sandy Collora might not immediately jump out at you as someone whose work you’re familiar with. But even if you don’t know it by heart (yet), chances are that you have definitely seen his work… Unless of course you’ve been living under a rock for the last 30 years. Sandy has an extensive and renowned resume, working on such films as The Abyss, Jurassic Park, Robocop 2, Predator 2, Total Recall, The Crow, Men in Black, and Dogma (just to name a few). While working on all of these films, he has kept up his own portfolio, constantly pumping out his own creations, and making some short films that have gained him wider recognition. Recently, I got a chance to talk to Mr. Collora and ask him some questions about this long career, and learn more about how someone can really make it doing something they love….
Wesley: I know that you started very early as an artist, drawing and painting. What would you say was your biggest inspiration towards wanting to become and artist, and what were your earliest aspirations regarding art before you finally decided to try to get into the film industry?
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