Posts Tagged ‘crew’
Inside the Electric Department: Lighting, Tools, and Safety Skills
The Electric Department is the backbone of any production. Let’s look at the roles, tools, and responsibilities behind safely powering a set.
First-Time Filmmakers: How Do You Build a Cast Without a Budget?
Getting started in filmmaking isn’t cheap, so what can you do when you need actors, but you don’t have the budget for them?
Making a Short Film With Little to No Crew: The Aftermath
We’ve asked before if making a film by yourself is possible. Well, it’s been a couple of years, and the technology has advanced, so we’re asking again …
3 Crew Members That Will Maximize Your Production Value
Many filmmakers assume that achieving high production value is as simple as shooting on the right camera. In reality, it’s got a lot more to do with …
4 Mistakes Nearly Every Director Makes on Set
Experienced film directors understand how difficult it can be to complete a feature. Here are four mistakes that can make the task even harder.
Producing Documentaries With High Production Values
It’s more crucial than ever before to maintain high production values when producing documentaries. Here are a few ways to go about it.
Go Undercover With These 5 Guerrilla Filmmaking Tactics
Guerrilla Filmmaking can be risky, but sometimes there’s no choice. Here are some important planning tips that can help prevent disaster.
Why Collaboration, Knowledge And Vision Are The Keys To A Successful Directorial Career
First time directors are notorious for not understanding their role in the filmmaking process, and not being able to effectively manage a set. In this post we …
Traits of a Good Film Crew
What does a good film crew look like? With these tips you should be able to better identify a good crew to ensure your shoot is a …
How to Create a Low-Budget Film That Feels Like a Blockbuster
Trying to get a movie made with minimal financial backing can be frustrating, as tough decisions need to be made early. Check out my firsthand tips on …