The Master Scene Method
With an example using the short sci-fi film, “Skimmers”. By John Klein One of the most common ways of shooting […]
FADE IN: Make Your Movie
By David Worth, MA On today’s seemingly endless 24/7 social media, there’s an overabundance of information about the art and
4 Actor Pet Peeves About Auditions
And How to Fix Them! by Tamar Kummel I’ve been an actor [throat clearing] of a number of years. I
FILMMAKERS GLOBAL NETWORK :: Community Spotlight with Daniel Denk
Daniel Denk Czech Republic Can you tell us about your body of work? I am a music composer from Prague,
Composer Film Scoring Art Peterson
Current Projects I currently have 20 CDs on sale under the name Aftershock. One on sale under the name Deep
Get Your Film Made
Ideas to Start By Jared Isham Getting your film made, for many, can be packed with fear and uncertainty. The
BE COOL. How to keep your cool when the world seems to be coming to an end.
By Shane Stanley It seems more often than not, the pressure put on us filmmakers is self-imposed. Stress, bad attitude
Diegetic Music: When Music is Visible
By Kristen Baum Commonly referred to as source music, diegetic music requires particular methods of preparation and on-set protocol. It
Multi Mic Quick Tips
By Bryant Falk We all assume more microphones on a project can only mean better sound. Well, that is true
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
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