Inspiration
Get inspired by the very best creative video production and post-production projects.
The Right Way to Give and Receive Feedback on a Script
No (good) script exists in a vacuum. Giving and receiving feedback is essential for successful screenwriters. So what’s the best way to go about it?
Industry Interview: Advancing Your Career from PA to AD
Anthony Milton has worked in the professional film scene in Dallas for the past decade. We sat down to talk shop and collect his tips on building …
Fantastic Fest: One Horror Filmmaker’s Advice from Over 30 Features
Filmmaker Mickey Reece has turned over 30 homemade movies into a Fantastic Fest horror hit. Here’s what we’ve learned from his years of experience.
Jonah Hill on Writing and Directing Mid90s — and Tips He Learned from the Greats
Here’s a look at the insights Mid90s director Jonah Hill has learned from filmmaking greats like Martin Scorsese, Spike Jonze, and Seth Rogen.
Interview: Jennifer Gatti on Bon Jovi, Star Trek, and Leaving L.A.
She’s been in everything from Bon Jovi’s “Runaway” to Star Trek: The Next Generation. Now Jennifer Gatti is back in Vice Principals.
Interview: Daniel Levin, DP of Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story
We sat down with the DP of Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story to talk about projects with a social impact and creating work you’re proud …
Interview: Julie Benz on Work Ethic, Challenging Roles, and Paying it Forward
From her first role to today, Julie Benz has played a number of unforgettable characters. We sat down to talk shop and get some insight.
5 Reasons Why You Should Apply to Filmmaker Workshops and Labs
Filmmaker workshops, labs, and fellowships offer a number of benefits for the indie filmmaker. Here’s what you need to know before you apply.
Video Tutorial: Build Your Own $50 Car-Side Camera Mount
Sure, Russian Arm systems are amazing, and we’d all love to use one, but if you don’t have the budget for one, just build your own car-side …
This DIY Roger Deakins-Style Ring Light Costs Less Than $150
Filmmaker extraordinaire Roger Deakins often uses homemade ring lights. Here’s how to take a page from his playbook and build one yourself — for cheap.
A Look at The Masterclass Sound Editing of “A Quiet Place”
“A Quiet Place” uses sound design and editing as powerful narrative elements. We took a closer look to see how it crafts this unique soundscape.
The Lowdown on the Short Form from Three Nominated Series
Creating content is more democratic than ever, but it also presents new challenges. So how do you get your project seen in such a crowded field?