by Curtis Dean | 2 August, 2019 | Filmmaking Career, Post-Production
Sound is undoubtedly one of the most crucial parts of any and every film, which is responsible for enhancing the complete feel of the film. The audience is going to react following the kind of music that is added in a particular film sequence. Music helps in providing...
by Elliott Hasler | 1 August, 2019 | Filmmaking Career
My name is Elliott Hasler, I’m an 18 year old film director and writer. I’m writing this blog post sitting beside the pool in a beach-side villa at the Maldives’ no.1 resort, Soneva Jani. Last night my most recent film, ‘To Hunt a Tiger’, had its world premiere at...
by Raindance | 29 July, 2019 | Filmmaking Career, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Hello there! I’m Jed and I’m part of the team at IMDbPro. My role focuses on connecting with entertainment professionals so we can continue to improve and expand our product in ways that enrich your career. I’ve learned that some people only use IMDbPro specifically...
by Elliot Grove | 14 July, 2019 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
All I hear is how terrible the challenges facing independent filmmakers are. Coming back from the Cannes Film Festival this spring I ran into two veteran British film producers, who between them had produced nigh on 60 features. They’d been nominated for or won...
by Elliot Grove | 14 July, 2019 | Filmmaking Career, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival
Ah, film festivals. They sound so glamorous and trendy, but for the true film enthusiast a film festival is a cinematic wonderland. The question is, which film festival is going to be your utopia? With countless festivals catering to all tastes the choice can be...
by Daniel Korth | 12 July, 2019 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion
1. Visual storytelling Film is primarily a visual medium. Those from the silent era (D.W. Griffith’s movies from the 1910’s, Buster Keaton’s movies from the 1920’s etc.) are still referred to as ‘films’, which shows that the camera, more than the...
