by Kathryn Butt | 7 May, 2018 | Documentary, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion
Let’s take a moment and think about how long we spend planning out camera set-ups, lenses and lighting for our scenes. Every creative decision allows you to say something about the story or images you’re portraying on the screen. However, how many of us...
by Botagoz Koshim | 24 April, 2018 | Filmmaking, Post-Production
Final Cut Pro (FCP) is a series of non-linear video editing software programs. It is often underestimated by filmmakers who prefer Premiere Pro or AVID Media Composer for editing their work. However, FCP is a great tool which can also be used for big major films. In...
by Eleonora Passelli | 15 February, 2018 | Directing, Filmmaking
As long as your film has more than one shot, continuity matters. If you’re just starting out to direct and edit, you’ll soon discover that continuity is everywhere! And as much as you might think that your script is based on a really original and creative concept,...
by Elliot Grove | 26 October, 2015 | Uncategorized
Work in style and with the right tools and you’re halfway there. Here is a handy list of the tools we think are essential if you want to make it as a filmmaker. Not everything on this list needs loadsa cash. I splashed out on my Apple laptop (see number 3) and...
by Celine Palavioux | 23 March, 2015 | Producing
Music can make or destroy your film. And I’m not talking about a bad score or a cheesy tune. No, I’m talking about music rights. You only need one unclear copyright and you can say goodbye to your distribution deal or being shown at film festivals. No one will touch...
