Community Spotlight with Andrew Firestone
Camera Operator, Editor, Graphic Design Artist #ThrowbackThursday #TBT Do you remember our Community Spotlight with Andrew Firestone? “I am currently […]
Filmmakers Network Spotlight – Camera Assistant Andreina Boada
Camera Assistant Andreina Boada Body of Work Since 2013, I’ve been working in projects such as short films and feature
CAMERAWORK | “A Conversation with Steadipod Creator and Inventor: Multi-Emmy Award Recipient Eddie Barber”
Interview Conducted by Jody Michelle Solis StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What is an example of a shot that you are most proud
FILMMAKERS GLOBAL NETWORK | New Videos Posted
Hello, everyone! This video was shot and edited on iPhone- spontaneous; no planning, no pre-production 🙂 I’ve posted three more
Join the Filmmakers Global Network
Join the Filmmakers Global Network –Â Bringing Together Students, Indies, and Professionals. Find Crew. Post Your Productions. Get Chosen to
Video Review of Azden SMX-30 microphone by YouTuber Jeremy Ying
YouTuber and proprietor of Two Tails Media, Jeremy Ying, shared a review of the Azden SMX-30 microphone. In the video,
FREE Music for Your Personal Youtube Videos: Featuring the Music of CSS Music
Say you heard it from StudentFilmmakers.com &Â StudentFilmmakers Magazine! Amazing Music That Will Make Your Personal YouTube Videos Come Alive!
Pro Audio in a Tiny Package: Beachtek DXA-RED
Pictured: The Beachtek DXA-RED at the StudentFilmmakers Magazine exhibit booth @ 2019 NAB Show, Las Vegas, Nevada The new standard
STUDENTFILMMAKERS MAGAZINE | AUDIO | “How to Choose a Composer for Your Project” by Kristen Baum
Written by Kristen Baum Finding a composer is often one of the last items on the filmmakers list. So how
STUDENTFILMMAKERS MAGAZINE | FILM BUSINESS | “Ask for What You Want: A Walking Dead Story” By Mark Simon
Written by Mark Simon Pictured: Storyboards from “The Walking Dead,” Season 9 Premiere, Episode 901. Courtesy of the author. I
Big Sleep: Sarcasm Seldom Sleeps By David Landau
Big Sleep: Sarcasm Seldom Sleeps By David Landau How does one establish character as fast as possible? In the case
StudentFilmmakers Magazine | “Development and Pre-Production: The Most Important Stages of Filmmaking,” By David Worth, MA
Development and pre-production should always be referred to as the most important stages of any film, whether it’s a no-to-low-budget