Interview: Behind the Scenes with Producer Bonnie Curtis
From Jurassic Park to Dietland, the films that producer Bonnie Curtis has worked on have yielded valuable lessons. We talk about what she’s learned.
Interview: Keeping Score with Film and Television Composer Nathan Barr
We sat down with Nathan Barr for a conversation about composing sound tracks for films — and how a composer fits into the overall production crew.
Interview: The Film Collaborative on Filmmaking Rights and Distribution
We spoke with the creator of The Film Collaborative about how filmmakers can retain their rights and get their films seen.
Here’s What Your Camera Assistant Wants You to Know
In this article, we round up some tips from the filmmakers below the line on how you can set them up for success in your next film …
Set Your Film Right: On Location with Robert Foulkes
Location is everything in filmmaking, so knowing how to manage the “where” at the heart of your project is as important as the “what” or “when.”
How New Low Light Cameras Are Simplifying the Long Take
The long take is a complicated shot, and lighting one is no simple task. However, today’s low light cameras are solving the problem.
How to Design a Close-Up Shot — And When You Should Use It
The close-up shot is a director’s secret weapon, but it requires technical know-how and narrative timing. Here’s what you need to know.