StudentFilmmakers Community & Academy
Microseries: A New Doorway for Indie Filmmakers to Break Into Television?
The future of serial storytelling might not start in a writers’ room, at a studio, or in front of a network executive anymore. It might start with a filmmaker, a small crew, and a story split into 60-90 seconds episodes. For decades, aspiring filmmakers have been told some version of ...
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I’ve made an app for helping movie makers
Hi everybuddy, I’ve recently released the v1.1 of my Python3 app “the Movie Maker“. I’m looking for movie makers to try it out on their machines and give me some feedback. The project is located at: https://codeberg.org/PapyPapy/pyMovieMaker Download page: https://codeberg.org/PapyPapy/pyMovieMaker/releases You can post issues here: https://codeberg.org/PapyPapy/pyMovieMaker/issues You may also find ...
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Community Spotlight with Collin Brazie
Filmmakers Global Network :: Community Spotlight with Collin Brazie Director of Photography Current Projects: I have been shooting narrative, documentary and branded/commercial projects for the ...
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How to Set Up Your Edit Workstation
Pictured above: Shane Stanley’s edit bay. How to Set Up Your Edit Workstation: 3 Important Things Written by Shane Stanley When I prepare ...
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Extreme Storytelling Demands Extreme Storage: How OWC Powers Adventure Filmmaking
Extreme Storytelling Demands Extreme Storage: How OWC Powers Adventure Filmmaking Rugged, reliable, and lightning-fast—discover why adventure filmmaker Erich Roepke trusts OWC to capture and protect ...
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BE COOL. How to keep your cool when the world seems to be coming to an end.
By Shane Stanley It seems more often than not, the pressure put on us filmmakers is self-imposed. Stress, bad attitude and anxiety seem to run ...
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Six Important Steps for Prepping Your Mix: Need Some Guidance through the Maze of Options? by Bryant Falk
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, November 2007. Six Important Steps for Prepping Your Mix: Need Some Guidance through the Maze of Options? by Bryant Falk. Pages 42 ...
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Involving your Gaffer by Frank DiPaola
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2008. Involving your Gaffer by Frank DiPaola. Pages 19. When trying to achieve a special look, it is very important for ...
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Knowing When to Cut … And When to Let It Run: Reasons to Make and ‘Not Make’ an Edit by Daniel Gaucher
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, September 2007. Knowing When to Cut … And When to Let It Run: Reasons to Make and ‘Not Make’ an Edit by ...
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5 Must-Have Camera Features for New Filmmakers (Plus 3 You Don’t Need Yet)
Falling down the filmmaking rabbit hole? Start your camera search with these 5 essential camera features (and 3 you can skip for now). 5 Must-Have ...
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Cutting Comedies with Michael L. Sale, ACE
Mike Sale, ACE most recently edited “Spenser Confidential” for director Peter Berg. He previously edited “Skyscraper” and the comedies, “We’re the Millers” and “Central Intelligence” with director Rawson Marshall Thurber. His additional recent credits include director ...
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Post-Production: Tips & Tricks for a Director
Post-Production: Tips & Tricks for a Director Written by Marco Schleicher, MA The post-production is a highly important stage of filmmaking and I have the ...
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V.O. on the Go: Setups and Solutions for the Traveling Voice-Over Talent
by Bryant Falk With the continuing progression of technology in the recording industry, the 24-hour availability of voice over talent has almost become the rule ...
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Production Assistant Essentials: What Do You Bring to the Set?
by Scott Spears I talk with a lot of young filmmakers who are just starting out in the business end of the industry. They’ve ...
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