10 Editing Tips: Novice Editorial Mistakes to Avoid
By Bart Weiss As editors, we tend to get into habits. We do the same thing we have done many
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Do You Really Need a Mixing Panel?
Recordist vs. Sound Mixer By Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD Let me begin by asking, “Do you consider yourself a RECORDIST
The Blank Page: 4 Ways to Overcome Writer’s Block
By Michael Halperin One of my mentors, the late, great screenwriter Ernie Lehman (The Sound of Music; Hello Dolly; North
Upping Your Career Opportunities in Film Production
5 Important Tips By Pamela Jaye Smith & Monty Hayes McMillan Pamela and Monty attended the University of Texas
Ed Catmull Speaks About Pixar
By Scott Essman After beginning his career as director of the Computer Graphics Lab in Long Island at the New
Don’t Waste Your Money Making a Film, Just Go To Film School
By David Landau There are some people who have been writing on the internet, in articles, and even in a
So, You Like Film and Want to Be a Filmmaker. Why Filmmaking?
By Richard La Motte Because it captures your imagination? You think you’d be good at it? It’s cool? Those things
Good Dialog Needs This
By Scott A. McConnell A mother walks into a room and informs her two young daughters that they are going
8 Things to Think About When Choosing a Camera
By Bruce Logan, ASC So you got the job – the Director loves you, and the Producer can tolerate you.
FILMMAKERS GLOBAL NETWORK :: Community Spotlight with Mark McKeown
Tell us about your work and your process creating, shooting, and editing experimental films and videos. Mark McKeown: Often a
Alicia Mayer’s Untold Tales from Hollywood’s Classic Years
By Scott Essman Over the weekend of August 5 and 6, 2007, film historian Alicia Mayer presented dozens of family
Writing: So, as Shakespeare said, “The play’s the thing.”
By Richard La Motte There are maybe hundreds of books out on how to write: Write well, write scripts, write