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 Here's an advanced look at the 2019 Volume 14, No. 3 Edition of StudentFilmmakers Magazine. This exciting issue includes educational articles and how-to's covering topics in the Five Stages of Motion Picture Creation: Development, Pre-Production, Production, Post Production, and Distribution. Preview the Table of Contents below. Article Preview  Get Your Film Made By Jared Isham Getting your film made, for many, can be packed with fear and uncertainty. The obstacles, no matter how much experience you have, are great but the good news is that the bar to entry is getting lower. At this particular time in the history of filmmaking, the excuses as to why you haven't made your film yet are getting rather slim...  Article Preview  Chicago from Another WorldMaking the Music Video, "endless frozen dawn" By John Klein When composer Andrew Edwards approached me in the spring to direct and shoot a music video for a track off his upcoming album, “The Center of the Sky” – an orchestral concept album inspired by the difficult time spent in southern Illinois during his mother’s final battle with Stage IV cancer – I was incredibly honored and humbled by the request and leapt at the opportunity...  Article Preview  How to Relieve Stress When Shooting Live Events10 Helpful Tips By Michael Skolnik Stressed out shooting live events? It doesn't have to be this way (most of the time). I've spent many a night before a wedding shoot losing sleep over potential problems that might or might not happen. There are plenty of horror stories out there such as: camera not in record, batteries suddenly low, arriving late, etc. Most of these, if not all of them, could be prevented. While some of the solutions might seem obvious, it can't hurt to refresh ourselves...
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