Robert Levin asked: I obtained the BFA in Film Production from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. As someone who has also attended USC’s Film School as well as having taken classes at UCLA’s Film Program, I thought I could offer some good perspective of what I thought of each and start with the one… Read More »
Abhishek Agarwal asked: When it come to film making there are endless choices available, but one among them stands above all the rest – the Los Angeles Film School. Here you learn the art of filmmaking on the very practical front that is actually making your own films. Es, in the first week itself you… Read More »
Tom Bonner asked: Loading your SRT camera with a fresh roll of 35mm film is a simple matter. If you’re new to the camera, however, you should take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the process in detail. Get in the habit of never opening the camera back unless you are absolutely sure there… Read More »
Abhishek Agarwal asked: What is film making? It is a process of developing a film from the story written by oneself or by some other hired person. The filmmaker has to do many things like writing a script, shooting the film, editing and then it has to be distributed to the public. Making a film… Read More »
Jeff McRitchie asked: If you are looking to load new laminating film onto your laminator and still have a little bit of film left, there is a way to use the remaining film to help you load new laminate onto your machine. This article describes how to use the existing film that is already loaded… Read More »
Nancy Fulton asked: Changes in filmmaking technologies have created more filmmakers, more films and more documentaries than ever before. A similar revolution has occured in film marketing. The Internet has made it easier than ever for a film to find its audience even before its finished. MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING, THE PASSION OF THE… Read More »
Abhishek Agarwal asked: There are many independent film makers who do brilliant work but its goes unnoticed as no one comes to know about them. So the film makers must make it a point to promote their film as much as possible. Usually people consider the promotion part once the film is made. But, I… Read More »
Daniel Lafleche asked: Making an independent film is a huge project, and conventional wisdom has it that you: shoot your film, cut your film and then, after that’s all done, you try to sell your film. However, marketing your film should begin during the production phase. But who has the time? That’s just it … Read More »
Daniel Lafleche asked: Copyright (c) 2008 Daniel Lafleche So, you have an indie film and you want to find distribution. Never have so many options for distribution been available; never has it been so confusing to decide what is right for you and your film. The industry is experiencing a transitional moment; everyone knows online… Read More »
Patrick Omari asked: When you watch a scary film, there will be many different parts that will determine its success. The first obvious key point is that a scary film must be scary. This may sound ridiculously simple, but attempting to cash in on the success of Japanese horror films, the American remakes lack any… Read More »