Dustin Morrow Shares Producing Insights
 StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What are the most important skills every aspiring producer should learn? Dustin Morrow: The most important skill […]
Pre-Production
Mapping Your Visual Destination: How to Create a Shooting Blueprint
by Saro Varjabedian A DP’s main function is to coordinate all the elements necessary to capture an image that aesthetically
PRE-VIZ: Storyboarding is more important than ever in the digital age.
By John Hart Just ask any frontline director these days – like Spielberg, Scorsese, or Cameron, “Do you use storyboards for your
THE MOVIE THAT EVERY FILM STUDENT HAS TO SEE!
by John Hart WHAT FILM IS THAT? It’s AN AMERICAN IN PARIS. MGM,1951. Starring Gene Kelly and directed by Vincente Minnelli,   Â
How to Make Kung Fu Films: 8 Training Secrets for Mastering the Art
How to Make Kung Fu Films: 8 Training Secrets for Mastering the Art” by Sherri Sheridan Kung Fu films
Film Casting into the Unknown: The Hidden Art
Written by Sky Crompton Actors are what bring the screen to life. A landscape can be compellingly photographed but the
Finding inspiration to create your own Content
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
Casting Color blind. Gender blind. Age blind. By Tamar Kummel Think about some recent movies or TV shows starring Meryl
Sketches by John Hart | From his article, “The Movie That Every Film Student Has to See,” in Newest Edition of StudentFilmmakers Magazine
John Hart drew these sketches for his article, “The Movie That Every Film Student Has to See!” You can check
Relationship between the Director and the Director of Photography
While the Director is the headliner who runs the show, the Director of Photography is the second most important person
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