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What Makes a Coming-of-Age Film? (Genre Series)


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Happiest of Mondays filmmakers! The sun is shining and it’s time to make your summer film in time for festival season. Continuing on the Genre Format Series (Working Title) Extraordinaire, Kat and Dušan are back to talk about yet another genre – the coming-of-age film! Read on (and watch on) to learn some of the […]

Making Contemporary Film Musicals


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You’ve guessed it, our Genre Format Series (working title) Extraordinaire has reached the week we’ve all been waiting for… Film MUSICALS week! Now, we all love a musical, whether its Disney or a Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers classic, but have we ever considered making one ourselves? As filmmakers, it’s our job to break the mould and […]

Feeding Your Film Crew on a Budget


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Your favourite film & food enthusiasts are back, and this week we’re putting together our two passions in one! If there’s one thing Kat and Dušan know well, it’s food. Feeding your crew is key to ensure the smooth running and functionality of your film crew. A well fed crew is a happy crew, and […]

Creating A Buzz Around Your Film


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Happiest of Junes to you, fellow filmmakers. It’s time to start flexing that creative muscle again and create a buzz around your film so that you have the best chance of getting your film screened and sold. Kat and Dusan are here to discuss ways in which you can start thinking outside of the box when it comes to […]

Breaking The Mould: Making Horrors That Matter


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Welcome back to the wonderfully named Genre Format Series (Working Title) Extraordinaire. Second up we’re looking at (my favourite) genre – HORROR! Horror films are often dismissed as disposable texts, however, to that we say: Kat and Dusan are back to examine some of the prominent horror films over recent years and what makes them stand […]

Filmmakers Checklist: Festival Edition


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Tis the season to be filming, la-la-la-la-la….. And the seson for submitting. Here is the Raindance Filmmakers Checklist. Well, it’s either time to start filming, or time to start preparing your films for festivals as deadlines are looming and we don’t want to miss those early-bird discounts! So, we’re going to press pause on the […]

The Power of B-Roll


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Let’s take a moment and think about how long we spend planning out camera set-ups, lenses and lighting for our scenes. Every creative decision allows you to say something about the story or images you’re portraying on the screen. However, how many of us would be able to say the same level of creativity goes […]

How to Add Production Value on a Budget


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Even though the sun’s out, we know that all you guys want to be doing is planning & making your next film. So, if you’re on a budget like us, you need to make the most of wherever you’re shooting and create an effective environment whilst not breaking the bank. Production design is a key […]

Spring Clean Your Screenwriting


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So, it’s that time of year again, Screenwriter friends. We all make resolutions in January about how we want to change certain habits and achieve our goals – so let’s take a look at how that’s going. Especially as creatives, often working intermittently across many projects and trying to make ends meet, it’s hard to […]

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