I’ve met filmmakers with a first feature script they can’t afford to shoot. Contained horror is simply, a bright first ...
A few years ago, I met a filmmaker carrying roughly $250,000 in student loans from USC. I couldn’t stop thinking about it. How do you launch a creative career with that kind of weight on your back?
Subtitles are usually the last job on an indie film, and the easiest place for a good screener to fall apart. Here are eight checks you can run yourself before you hit upload. Picture the scene. The ...
Movie Money: where it is and how to get it. Once you have a great idea for a film, you'll need some cash to finance your film ...
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If you took a second to close your eyes and think about Star Wars, what comes to mind? What are you hearing? Laser blasters, lightsabers, possibly a dramatic score by John Williams? For the major ...
If you have been reading our founder’s Substack, you will here a lot about a new film movement coming out of America, and now in the UK, called “Nondē” Meaning Non-dependent filmmaking. NonDē doesn’t ...
The festival this year honours features in 10 categories: Best International Feature, Best Documentary Feature, Discovery Award for Best Debut Feature (the Elisar Cabrera Award), Best Debut Director, ...
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Horror is a genre that has captivated audiences for generations, tapping into our deepest fears and darkest sense of curiosity. At the heart of every horror film are ...
The combination Artificial Intelligence and Filmmaking presents the most intense development since the advent of sound. In the dynamic world of filmmaking, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as ...
Branding used to be a dirty word in indie film. “Real” filmmakers were supposed to focus on the art and leave the branding to those mythical marketing departments that only exist in Hollywood office ...