Kino Eye Reading - Kelly Ikemenogo

What I learned about the Kino Eye is how it captures what the human eyes cannot at times. The way the camera makes what I'm seeing more interesting was not something that I'm used to; it also brought a new perspective on different types of filmmaking there are out there.

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