The Business Side: From Start-up to Success By Michael Wiese
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. The Business Side: From Start-up to Success By Michael Wiese. Pages 54 – 56. Most […]
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. The Business Side: From Start-up to Success By Michael Wiese. Pages 54 – 56. Most […]
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, One from the Heart: Anatomy of an Animation Enhanced Video by George Avgerakis. Pages 50 – 52.
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. How We Made A Movie for Less Than $1000 by Glen Tickle. Pages 48 –
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. The Essence of Editing: Much More Than Technical Aspects of a Program by Paul Ewen.
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Shooting A Rock Band Documentary: Roving Cameras around a Live Gig by Sebastian Corbascio. Pages
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Audio & Animation: What comes first? by Bryant Falk. Pages 40 – 41. Animation is
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Actors Are Not Plug-and-Play: Getting A Scene On Its Feet by John Badham. Pages 36
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Talking to Your Crew and Cast by Arthur Vincie. Pages 32 – 35. To produce
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Dead End Job Wins Best Student Visionary Award at Tribeca: Something from the Heart and
“Sex & Camping” The Making of a 2006 Cannes Film Festival Official Selection Interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. The Making of Shadow of Afghanistan by Mary Ann Skweres. Pages 10, 12 – 14.
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. Lighting Big Spaces: Challenge of Working with Larger Units on Low Budget By Kevin Zanit.