The Writer’s Journey… And The Script Doctoring Road
(Above Photo by Jayden Yoon ZK; ) Written By Dr. Alan C. Hueth Writing is all about the journey, and
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A Directing Tip from Orson Welles
(Above Photo by Milo Bauman. IG @milojbauman) Written By Fred Ginsburg, CAS, Ph.D Many years ago, I had the fortunate
Sound Stages Are Not Empty Warehouses
Written By JC Cummings Throughout my years as a Producer/Director, I’ve shot in several studio stages around the globe. I’ve
10 Simple and Essential Tips for Working with Beginning Composers
Written By Tony Halliwell Working with a student or beginning composer? Deriving from my experiences working as a startup composer,
Production Value on a Micro-Budget: Kinglet’s “Woodpecker”
Top Photo: Crowd time! Making five people look like a crowd of applause for the opening shots takes teamwork.
Find Your New Storytelling Niche
By Scott McConnell I recently rewatched the classic adventure film, Journey to the Center of the Earth (Fox, 1959), starring James Mason and
10 Must Know Tips for Getting Staffed
By Neil Landau In Hollywood, where episodic TV production budgets tend to be most substantial, showrunners will hire a staff
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By David Appleby Audiences are generally more tolerant of poor images than of poor sound. Students working on location often
Create a New Reality to Enhance the Fantasy in Your Story
Simplicity and Magic in Filmmaking By Michael Goi, ASC, ISC I’ve always been fascinated with magic. From the time I
Planning a Shoot: My Way of Storyboarding
By Marco Schleicher, MA I really like the process of storyboarding. It gives me a clear vision of what I