by Cameron Groves | 30 March, 2020 | Directing, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Screenwriting, Web Content
Solitary Cinema On a bad day there’s always creativity. Now that being cooped up and worried about the future has become the norm, it’s no surprise many of us are turning to writing poetry or making short films. Compulsion: Storytelling My first publishing...
by Rosie Harman | 26 March, 2020 | Screenwriting
Screenwriting is one of those professions that involve a lot of struggle and dedication. Don’t get me wrong, there will always be writers who come up with a single script in their entire life. And that single script will get made into a feature-length film. But for...
by James Skinner | 24 March, 2020 | Directing, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Screenwriting
I am absolutely delighted that our short film ‘Fabulous’ has been selected as one of the top 3 winners of Raindance’s 60 Second film competition and will be screened at the festival this year. It was such a fun film to work on (as director, producer and editor) and I...
by Elliot Grove | 24 March, 2020 | Directing, Filmmaking, Screenwriting
Most people know what a filmmaker does – they make movies, right? You would think that filmmakers should know about screenwriting – right? sadly this is not true. Let me explain. The filmmaking team is composed of people with different job titles. The...
by Jen Alvares | 23 March, 2020 | Festivals, Filmmaking, Screenwriting
Your festival run doesn’t start from the moment you decide to apply to festivals, it starts from the moment you decide to make a film. If you want film festivals to consider you seriously, you might want to read this first to make sure that the enormous amount of work...
by Matteo Valentini | 20 March, 2020 | Filmmaking, Screenwriting
So you are at home, self-isolation has begun and for the next few days you are giving your contribution to help stop the spread of Coronavirus, by staying at home. At the same time, Health specialists strongly suggest to limit physical contacts to a minimum during...
