My New Year Resolution is to film my first short film
During the pandemic, I was focused on upgrading my equipment and building my photo studio. I was unable to go
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I attended my first conference after the pandemic
The pandemic cancelled all major events in my country. For two years, everything was postponed or cancelled. I have been
I tried the new AI app that makes beautiful art and portraits
Lensa is a new app that has become viral in the past week. This app uses your selfies as the
Announcing New Feature Member’s Blog Posts
Greetings Community Member! I am Happy to announce a new feature for our members! You can now post in your
Roman History Project
Last year, I found a historic place in Romania, which is unchanged since it was built in the year 200
Top Four Films on Aging for 2020-2021
Veteran filmmaker and producer, Jim Vanden Bosch, presents his list of four exceptional films that deal with elderhood and aging in
Latest Reviews on Movies About Aging and Elderhood
Read the latest reviews added on Movies About Aging and Elderhood: Old Lousy: Love in the Time of Dementia Being
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10 Simple and Essential Tips for Working with Beginning Composers
Written By Tony Halliwell Working with a student or beginning composer? Deriving from my experiences working as a startup composer,
Production Value on a Micro-Budget: Kinglet’s “Woodpecker”
Top Photo: Crowd time! Making five people look like a crowd of applause for the opening shots takes teamwork.
Find Your New Storytelling Niche
By Scott McConnell I recently rewatched the classic adventure film, Journey to the Center of the Earth (Fox, 1959), starring James Mason and
10 Must Know Tips for Getting Staffed
By Neil Landau In Hollywood, where episodic TV production budgets tend to be most substantial, showrunners will hire a staff