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Preview the September 2007 Issue of StudentFilmmakers Magazine

By StudentFilmmakers.com
posted Aug 22, 2007, 15:10

The September 2007 Issue highlights educational articles, including in-depth, inspiring interviews with Paul Auster and Todd Davis. Topics include Cinematography, Directing, Lighting, Post Production, and more.

The September 2007 Issue highlights educational articles, including in-depth, inspiring interviews with Paul Auster on "The Inner Life of Martin Frost" and Todd Davis on "In the Tradition of My Family." Topics include Cinematography, Directing, Lighting, Post Production, and more.

• Using Colored Light in Music Videos by Kevin Zanit
• Backlighting for Video by Carl Filoreto
• Examining the Color Palette of Film by Jacqueline Frost
• Having a Fling with Flare by Ira Tiffen
• Evaluating an Indoor Location by Paolo Dy
• The Importance of Thorough Communicationby Saro Varjabedian
• A Conversation with Award-Winning Writer and Director Paul Auster
  "The Inner Life of Martin Frost" Premieres at the IFC Center in New York City
  Interview by Jody Michelle Solis
• Behind the Scenes of Award-Winning Short, "In the Tradition of My Family"
  Interview with Director Todd Davis by Taryn Bensky
• Casting: Selecting the Essential Ingredients by Leonard Guercio
• The Five Most Common Location Audio Problems by Anthony Q. Artis
• Knowing When to Cut... And When to Let It Run by Daniel Gaucher
• Advanced DVD Menu Creation Using Adobe Encore by Jeff Bellune
• Filmmakers Networking Community
  This Month's Featured Networkers

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