Fight Choreographer Kevin Inouye on Swords, Scenes and Safety
StudentFilmmakers.com is excited to announce an exclusive video interview with award-winning fight choreographer Kevin Inouye as part of our Community
Acting
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Film & Television Acting Tips | How to Create a Role in 3 Steps
Written By Sara Sue Vallee Okay, so you’ve booked a role in a play, movie or TV series, and now
7 Insider Tips on Successfully Casting Your Film
Photo by Jose Pedro Ortiz. YouTube @FilmColors 7 Insider Tips on Successfully Casting Your Film Succeed by Casting Great
5 Ways to Get Electrified Performances from Your Actors
Photo by Natalie Parham. natalieparhamcreative.squarespace.com | Follow on Instagram @natalieparham 5 Ways to Get Electrified Performances from Your Actors Follow
Historical Re-enactors
Add Authenticity and Production Value to Your Independent Film Written By Fred Ginsburg, CAS, PhD Medieval. Crusader. Viking. Caribbean Pirate.
Filmmakers Network | Community Spotlight with Ana Talos
StudentFilmmakers welcomes Ana Talos to the Filmmakers Network! Ana Talos is a performer, narrator, production assistant, and aspiring producer. She
Directing – Set Politics and Working with the Talent
by Kevin Woods So, the script is ready, the locations secured, the budget is finalized, and the crew is
The Importance of Finding the Right Talent
…And Where to Find Them by Scott Eggleston “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link” the old
How to Be a Good Team Player as an Actor on Smaller Projects
By Sara Sue Vallee When beginning as an actor, you will often find yourself doing independent short films and indie
Screen Combat with Fight Choreographer Kevin Inouye
Can you describe a day in the life of a fight choreographer? A Day in the Life of a Fight
7 Guidelines for Getting the Best Performances Possible
by Vanessa Daniels The relationship between an actor and director is important to the success of a film. Both
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.