by Christian Bell | 1 March, 2020 | Directing, Filmmaking, In Our Opinion, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Screenwriting
So this is it. Later today it all comes to an end. Like many of you I find myself worrying… What if the world ends before anyone becomes aware of my genius? Now I’ve given this a little thought and found that, really, I don’t have anything to worry...
by Anthony Petrucci | 9 March, 2017 | Filmmaking, Producing
You’re a filmmaker, you’re just starting out, you’re broke. We get it. But what if I said to you that you can achieve Hollywood production value for a very low cost. Own a pair of rollerblades? Great! You’ve got yourself a sweet tracking shot. Got some old CD cases...
by yasmeen Ismail | 6 November, 2015 | Filmmaking, In Our Opinion
Categorised by naturalistic performances, the use of improv and a plot which usually involves a twenty-something struggling to make sense of their lives, Mumblecore is a genre many of us love, but may not necessarily know a lot about. Considering that the genre is...
by Nicole Davis | 10 November, 2014 | In Our Opinion
Once the preserve of bearded, baseball cap-wearing men over 40, the notion of what a film director looks like has broadened to accommodate women, amateurs, students and ingénues. Ultimately, the landscape of filmmaking has shifted to encompass, and arguably champion,...
