FILMMAKING STUFF Tactics.
If you're seeking advice on how to fund, produce and sell your movie, these filmmaking articles will help you. You'll find that each article provides creative ideas and tips, with links to further information about filmmaking.
How To Become A Successful Filmmaker (Without Going To Film School)
Many would-be filmmakers waste valuable time trying to make everything perfect, when the true secret to becoming a successful filmmaker involves simply assessing your resources and making the movie you can make now.
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The Secret To Filmmaking Success
Could you go to “networking events” and try to find folks to help introduce you to the appropriate contact? Yes. But just as easily you could pick up the phone, call your prospective contact's place of business and try to get him or her on the phone to make your pitch.
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Three Steps To Writing Low Budget Screenplays
As a filmmaker, it can be challenging to raise funds to cover production. We’re all looking for ways to be more …
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5 Great Platforms for Filmmakers (So You Can Accelerate Your Career)
The presence of independent films on the internet has grown immeasurably over the last ten years. Streaming services like attract millions …
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How To Start Your Own (mini) Movie Studio From Anywhere
There will come a day when all entertainment will be on-demand and cheap to consume. The question is, will you ignore this movement and continue to play your distribution lottery ticket in hopes of winning the dream deal…
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How to Generate A Sticky Story Your Audience Will Love
In this filmmaking article, Carole Lee Dean provides a solid strategy for generating sticky story ideas your audience will love.
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How To Grow Your Filmmaking Network In 5 Easy Steps
A filmmaker is also a leader. Your film will succeed or fail based on the strength of your team. And while …
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The Minimalist Guide To Making A Movie Outside Hollywood
In this filmmaking article, producer Jason Brubaker talks about the toughest part of making a movie and how to overcome common obstacles. Read more…
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