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Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2007. Employing MacGyver’s Process of Ingenuity on Set: Broad Knowledge Base, Thorough Assessments, and Limitless Imagination […]

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2007. Five Categories of Camera Movement: Human Support, Wheeled Vehicles, Levers, Wires and Aircraft by George

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2007. Shooting an HD Horror Movie in 15 Days: A Look into Lens Choice, Scouting, Lighting,

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. ¡Sí, Se Puede!: (Yes, We Can!) by Brian Liloia. Pages 52 – 55. Beginner Filmmakers

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. A Filmmaker’s Checklist and 10 Important Questions: Creating Lists from Pre-Production to Post by Melissa

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. Advice on Working with Rental Houses: Things You Can Do to Streamline the Process by

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. Audio Quick Tips: The Camera Mounted Shotgun: Alternative Miking by Bryant Falk. Pages 42 –

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. Compressing Video for Mobile Devices: You Can Take It with You by Chris Cavallari. Pages

Flashback, throwback interview close-up. Glen Tickle had a chance to talk with David Paterson about his films, the differences between

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. Writing the Third Act: Resolving Your Plot with the Climax by Dana Dorrity. Pages 30

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, March 2007. Anthony Hopkins Traverses Indie Filmmaking Frontiers: Veteran Actor’s Debut as Writer/Director: Slipstream Premieres at Sundance.