Posts Tagged ‘pre-production’
What Colorblind Casting Does for Shows Like Bridgerton in the Long Run
What effect does the essential absence of race have on the story being told? And what does that tell viewers about race as a result?
Industry Insights: The Ins and Outs of Working as a Script Supervisor
“Script supervisor,” “continuity coordinator,” or most commonly just “scripty” — this job is one of the most important on any set.
Getting Started in Effective Low-Budget Film and Video Production
Like any film or video project, low-budget projects require effective planning and smooth production. Here are some tips to get you started.
The Practical Guide to Managing Actors on a Low-Budget Shoot
If you have to keep costs down on your next indie film or video, properly managing your cast is essential for a successful (and enjoyable) operation.
The Film Geek Glory of “Film Grab”
Welcome to your latest obsession: a website dedicated to collecting stills from some of the greatest movies of all time.
Pro Insight: Highlighting Scripts
Highlighting scripts is the first step in the long haul of turning the written word into a motion picture.
How to Break a Script Down Into a Shot List
There are a few different ways to create a shot list, but what matters most is that you take the time to do it. Here’s one tested …
Location Scouting Tips: The Whys and Hows of Where
Aside from just finding a place that looks cool, here are some practical concerns you should consider when location scouting.
Why ‘The Force Awakens’ Feels Like ‘A New Hope’
As Disney prepares to release quite possibly the biggest film of all time, let’s take a look at why and how The Force Awakens feels like A …
From Pre to Post: Watch the Creative Process Unfold
The creative process can be an absolute grind when trying to develop a film or video project. Let these production videos stoke your creative fires!
What All Producers Need to Understand About Working With Directors
For a film to truly succeed, its lead producer must understand how to effectively collaborate with the film’s auteur. Unfortunately, no two directors are exactly alike.
Need to Table Read a Script? There’s an App for That.
Screenwriters and directors love going through a script before filming. Now there’s a tool that can make it easier: AppCoustic’s Table Read App.