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Raindance Launches the ‘Rainbow Sale’ | Read Terms and Conditions
Support the NHS! We have launched the ‘Rainbow Sale’. How does this work? Let us explain. There are 3 steps: First of all, your 20% discount. [Raindance members get 40%] It's easy and simple to get this. Type in 'RAINBOW' at checkout to claim your 20% off,...
Raindance Film Festival 2020 Explained
Before you dig into this years Raindance Film Festival Programme, you may have some questions about how it will work. Find out below how to access our hybrid festival. What are the changes to Raindance Film Festival this year? Raindance brings you an entirely new way...
How a general anesthetic led to success | That’s Gas, by Denise Deegan
That’s Gas I’m like a lot of writers, happiest when lost in worlds of my own creation, most uncomfortable when asked about those worlds. I want to be the person who, when questioned, raises her chin and says, “Yes, this is my project. And this is why people need it.”...
Independent Filmmaker’s Toolkit
Want to make a movie and want to know how to start? This Independent Filmmaker's Toolkit will give you some of the essential tools you need in order to compete with the big boys. Step one: Get a script https://youtu.be/s14W8jbiNQg You can make an average film from a...
8 Mistakes Filmmakers Make That Kill Their Careers
When I wrote this post about the mistakes filmmakers make way back in 2009 I had no idea how many would comment. I also thought today, in May 2019, that many of these points would have changed. But no. Here we all are ten years later. If anything I think the...