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Can You Make A No-Crew Feature Film?


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Making films has so far been a team game.  A film director being the author of the work was a lovely critical theory but not real. Bergman had Sven Nykvist to do the filming, Bresson had Ghislain Cloquet and Hitchcock had his favourite camera trickster Robert Burks. Every director had a crew. Huge respect if […]

5 Step Film Finance Strategy


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You’ve attended new author readings on Zoom and you’ve found a terrific script. And you’ve toured fringe theatre and found a clutch of hot, new undiscovered actors. and you want to direct too. Now all you need is the finance to make your sweet-heart dream a reality. And to get the money all you need […]

How to Survive Making your First Feature Film


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A few years ago, after directing a few short films and music videos, I had this crazy idea to write, direct, produce and act in my first feature film. And believe me it was a crazy idea. DEVILS IN DISGUISE was shot in Los Angeles in 11 days with a crew of 3 (including myself) […]

Ten tips for student filmmakers making their first short films


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The short film is an art form in its own right. Many of its storytelling properties differ from those of the feature film. It is typically under 10 min. long. The shorter the better. It should not be confused with the 25-40 min. graduation films made at film schools and which are really miniature feature […]

6 Myths Of Film Finance: How NOT To Finance Film


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The world of film finance is filled with myths and misinformation. It is also filled with ruthless sharks and grifters. In my 30 years at Raindance I have seen just about every type of film finance that you shouldn’t ever use. Have a look (below) and see if you agree (or not). 6 Myths Of […]

Filmmaking Revolution from 1895 to 2020


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The film industry is often at the forefront of technological advancements which inspire the filmmaking revolution. The impact of technology is visible almost in all segments of film-making and production – narrative techniques, equipment, graphics, sound effects, and more. The history of film is filled with advances that have changed the way of how a […]

How Filmmakers Find Work During COVID


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Filmmakers are always looking for work. The challenge of how to find work during COVID in the challenge of 2020. Here are some ideas of what you can do. At the bottom of this page you will see an A-Z of twenty-seven different websites where you can look for film work! Work from home There […]

A Film Production Guide For Beginners


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Film production is not an easy task. There are certain things which should be followed in order to become a good film producer. Here we shall mention a few of the fundamental things about film production which should be known by the people aspiring to make their career in production. Read this film production guide […]

How We Made a Micro-Budget Feature Film with a No-Budget Mentality


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In this new digital era, many films are being produced with no-budget or close to no-budget.  If we fall for the simple assumption that something is better than nothing, dealing with a “micro” budget could seem easier than dealing with a no-budget, but it’s actually a very different experience, with different issues and the same […]

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