How to Begin Preparing for Submitting Your Films to Film Festivals
Pictured above: Behind-the-scenes of the independent feature film, “Call of the Hunter.” The movie has a folklore/legend-based story. It follows […]
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Writing for Film & TV | How to Survive the Room: Notes on Nightmare Notes
Pictured above: David B. Carren wrote and directed in Texas the film, “Waiting for Sandoval.” The production utilized a cast
Mathew Price, CAS on the Art of Dialogue Recording and Audio Positions in Film & TV
“There are many, many nouns for the act of looking – a glance, a glimpse, a peep – but there’s
“Should I Go to Film School, or Get a Job?
Here’s what 3 award-winning filmmakers share about that topic… Pictured above: Photo taken in Saskatchewan, Regina, Canada, by RoyalZProduction on
Marketing Your Movie – Film and Video Makers
Marketing Your Movie for Film and Video Makers – Effective Campaigns Start Early by Robert Marich If all goes as
Advice on Film Industry Internships
by Fred Ginsburg, C.A.S., Ph.D. The ideal internship is an opportunity for the student to observe and participate in the
Peter Warren, CSC on Getting His Start
By Peter Warren, CSC I have had my eye through a viewfinder professionally for almost 40 years. At 62,
“Networking in Quarantimes” by Justin Matley
As a busy freelance Re-Recording Mixer / Sound Designer and college educator, I get asked a lot about starting out,
Networking in the Time of Covid
Networking for Your Next Job in the Time of Covid By Amy DeLouise If you’ve just graduated from college or
For Composers Only: Breaking In
By Kristen Baum There’s this joke in New York City in which someone asks a local, “How do I get
Become an Influencer and Improve Your Branding as a Filmmaker
by Tushar Unadkat In today’s competitive social media presence and an increasingly individualized society, it is vital to understand the
Looking Through a Different Lens
Looking Through a Different Lens By Shane Stanley If you’re like many of us and have stayed in isolation since