How to Find Film Funding

How to Find Film Funding

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How to Find Film Funding. Point 1.. Figure out what’s important. Ask yourself the honest question, do I really need that camera, lens kit or lighting rig? If you’re an indie filmmaker thinking big, great, but don’t allow the technical snobbery of a Director of Photography force you into thinking that you can’t afford to […]

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characterization in film

Characterization in film

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Characterization in film. It’s an artistic formula. As an indie filmmaker it is more than likely that you are the writer, director, photographer, editor and promoter of your work. Balancing your focus and time can be very tricky, especially when you have very strong technical voices on the project who believe they have priority over […]

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how to direct an actor for film

How to Direct an Actor for Film

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How to direct an actor for film. Preparing them to enter your world. As a film festival we receive lots of films everyday from projects where it is clear that the directing of the actor(s) has failed. This post on how to direct an actor for film, describes the many tricks we’ve learnt as filmmakers, […]

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Create Originality in Your Filmmaking

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How to build the perfect creative engine. Create Originality in Filmmaking. Kayne West and Kim Kardashian are the worlds most famous couple. The idea that self-selective, self absorbed psychopaths building a brand of obvious that doesn’t really say anything, or change a single ounce of humanity, is what the western world wants to eat at […]

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making a feature film

Making a Feature Film, Are You Ready?

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Making a feature film. Are You Ready? How to know when you are, and where to aim if you’re not… Are you ready to direct and tackle the enormous task of making a feature film? The journey of any painters craft must always start with sketching. Christopher Nolan’s progression… Doodlebug (1997) – Following (1998) – Memento (2000) […]

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