It’s time of year for resolutions. Each one of us says to our inner self: come on, you can do better. Try making an anti-resolution this year. Let me explain how you craft attainable goals which means you have a better chance of success. My name is Elliot Grove. I’ve witnessed 30 New Year’s celebrations […]
Every time I see a Femme Fatale on the movie screen I can’t take my eyes off her. Remember in Double Indemnity when Fred MacMurray kept walking into the alluring arms of Barbara Stanwick, risking his career and position in the community because Barbara knew just what to say to wrap him around her finger. […]
To film festival attendees every where – why are you attending a film festival? One of my favourite bloggers is Brittany Leaning who writes for Hubspot, one of my favourite websites. I’ve adapted her article for film festivals There are so many benefits to attending Raindance Film Festival: see great movies listen and learn at […]
Andy Warhol said, “in the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” Whilst at the time, the statement would have been seen as bananas (see what I did there). Today, it’s almost as if the American artist predicted social media. For better or worse, social media has changed our lives. Once upon a time, […]
Set design is crucial in any film. In the horror genre, so many filmmakers are extremely meticulous about how their sets are arranged. It is an invaluable tool for creating and sustaining terror. Looking at three examples, we’ll see how set design can affect the way we watch a horror film. Hereditary (2018) First up, […]
So you really want to make a movie but you are broke, right? Are you afraid of becoming a broke filmmaker? Here’s the downside: you’ll be getting all bitter and twisted, especially when you discover that the BFI’s film fund has given a grant or production finance to someone less talented and less deserving than […]
How to make a quality feature film for only $10,000 The world has changed. Twenty-five years ago I wrote, produced and directed a 23 minute short film for CBC television in Canada. The film cost me $46,000. These were the days of film stock, one inch magnetic tape masters and Nagra sound recorders. After struggling […]
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