Sound Stages Are Not Empty Warehouses
Written By JC Cummings Throughout my years as a Producer/Director, I’ve shot in several studio stages around the globe. I’ve had the privilege to design
Micro-Budget Music Videos and Production Value on Kinglet’s “Woodpecker”
Top Photo: Crowd time! Making five people look like a crowd of applause for the opening shots takes teamwork. MAKING VISUALS SING Written By
Shooting the Feature-Length Film for the Musical, “An Old Family Recipe”
Written by William Donaruma What do you do when you write an original musical production, cast it, rehearse it, but can’t perform it? You
Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train”
Pictured: Austin Harris & Shane Stanley Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train” Written by Shane Stanley I hope this finds
You CAN Make a Movie with One Camera and a Small Group of Friends
How I brought my short film, “The Shadow,” from idea to film festival Written by Bridget Barbara Making your first film can feel terrifying, or
GROUP | Safety on the Set | Regarding the recent tragedy on the film set of “Rust”
Photo by Hennie Stander. @henniestander Posted by William Klayer GROUP | Safety on the Set Copied from Crescenzo Info for those not in the film/tv
Some Basic Rules Regarding Firearms on the Set | Posted by Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD
Photo by Jakob Owens @jakobowens1 Posted by Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD GROUP | Safety on the Set First rule: Make sure that it is a
So, You’ve Got Guns in Your Story | Make Smart Choices Around Prop Firearms
Written By Kevin Inouye Given my specialties, at least once a year someone forwards me an article about indie filmmakers almost getting someone shot… or
Caring for Every Frame/Word
Caring for Every Frame/Word By Kevin Del Principe  In his book, Making Movies, director Sidney Lumet wrote, “My job is to care about and
The Making of “The ARK”
The Making of “The ARK” From Concept to Festival Premiere By Benjamin South Parked outside a remote hotel in England, Herbert and Jacinda are meeting