What we learn
from Lames Cameron
James Cameron, a great movie director, who is famous
by “Tantalic” and “Avatar”. He is also the director of “Alien”, “Terminator”
and “The Abyss”. How can he make such great movies? The answer is curious.
When James was a boy, he loves science fictions. Science
fictions gave little James a lot of new thing to image. Also, James likes sea.
He and his film production team got deep-sea diving certificate during the
movie “The Abyss” was filming. After that, he put his attention on computer
graphic. Then he made “Titanic” and “Avatar”. James always keeps his curious
from one thing to another. That makes his brain full of imaginations. Curiousity makes
him confidence. He knows what he wants and how to get it. James also knows how to
respect his team. He knows he won’t successes without an outstanding team.
Just like James said “Curious is the most powerful
thing you own. Don’t put limitations on you self. Other people will do that for
you—don’t do it yourself.” Don’t be afraid
of failure. Don’t stop our steps to forward. Keep curiosity in our heart. If we
do so, we will successes.
Cameron is famous "for" "Titanic", not famous "by Tantalic". Please peer edit before publishing. I like how you begin this post with a question, but the key word is "curiosity", a noun, not "curious" an adjective. (You will hear him say "curiosity" many times. Also, "imagine" (verb), not "image" (noun). Use your grammar please.
ReplyDeleteThe second paragraph is very good, but the last two sentences belong in a separate paragraph as they do not relate to curiosity.
An excellent final paragraph. I love the quote.
Although an interesting post, the poor grammar detracts from it.
Also, who wrote this? I assume it was both of you, but I don't see this indicated. 3/5