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7 Reasons Why Your Creative Vision Isn’t Translating to the Screen
Find yourself in a creative rut? Here’s a few tips for moving an idea from your head to the big screen.
8 Great ‘Proof of Concept’ Films That Got Picked Up by Hollywood
Want to land that big deal with a studio? Well here are some proof of concept films that did just that.
5 Tips for Shooting a Period Piece on a Shoestring Budget
Period pieces are usually out of reach for low-budget filmmakers, but these five tips will open up the possibility of setting your story in a different era.
Free Storyboard Template for Film and Video Projects
Share your creative vision with your crew using this free storyboard template.
8 Great YouTube Channels for Filmmakers
Go from filmmaker to film master in no time with with these 9 awesome YouTube channels.
How to Land Big Name Talent in Your Indie Film
Landing a recognizable cast will improve your indie film’s chances of success. Here are a few ways to attach name actors to your feature.
Audio Tips for DSLR Filmmakers
Treating audio as an afterthought is a huge mistake. Up your sound game with these audio tips for DSLR filmmakers!
How to Light a Commercial the Patrick O’Sullivan Way
One of the hallmarks of great creatives is their willingness to share their skills. Learn how to light a commercial with DP Patrick O’Sullivan.
Lighting Tips to Consider Before Shooting Your Next Film
Lighting is the number one factor to take into account when crafting a cinematic image. Follow these lighting tips to get the most out of your shot.
6 Filmmaking Takeaways from the Set of ‘The Avengers’
What filmmaking truths can be found on the set of one of the biggest blockbusters in history? Go behind the scenes of The Avengers.
4 Tips for Being an Awesome Assistant Director
Working as an Assistant Director (AD) can be unbelievably challenging. To survive on set and off, take some key steps to position yourself for success.
The 3 Cornerstones of Indie Film Marketing
Making your film is just the beginning. Eventually you’ll need to market it. Here are some important things to consider when it comes to indie film marketing.