Get that Peak Performance while the Camera is Actually Rolling
by Steve Carlson New filmmakers spend untold hours learning about cameras, lenses, lighting and rehearsing slow, steady, pans and zooms.
by Steve Carlson New filmmakers spend untold hours learning about cameras, lenses, lighting and rehearsing slow, steady, pans and zooms.
by Sebastian Corbascio “Be More Natural!” is something you’ll never hear coming from the mouth of a seasoned director. Why?
And How to Fix Them! by Tamar Kummel I’ve been an actor [throat clearing] of a number of years. I
Are you a recent acting graduate or new to the world of casting? Well this article is for you! As
You’ve called the actors on the set to rehearse. The crew eagerly awaits a camera set-up, and the writer is
Written by Sky Crompton Actors are what bring the screen to life. A landscape can be compellingly photographed but the
Growth of Film Festivals Over the past decade, the film industry has changed tremendously. Its demands and outcomes have evolved.
Creating your own content may seem quite challenging at times, but the rewards and growth you gain from each experiences
Unable to think of what to write next; maybe you are experiencing some writer’s block! This often happens after you’ve
Casting Color blind. Gender blind. Age blind. By Tamar Kummel Think about some recent movies or TV shows starring Meryl
Currently at it’s peak, the indie film scene offers a vast realm of opportunities for actors. Either you are starting
“In the world of mostly every successful producer and director, talent is of critical importance.” By John Carrico Every filmmaker