StudentFilmmakers Magazine | “11 Things Postmodern Films Do: Postmodern Puzzles” By Sherri Sheridan
11 Things Postmodern Films Do Postmodern Puzzles By Sherri Sheridan Postmodern films are like puzzles that suck the viewer in […]
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StudentFilmmakers Magazine | “PRE-VIZ: Storyboarding is more important than ever in the digital age.” By John Hart
PRE-VIZ Storyboarding is more important than ever in the digital age. By John Hart Just ask any frontline director these
Lav It Up: Effectively Mic Up Your Talent
by Bryant Falk Since the early 60’s, the lavalier microphone has been used to capture audio. Its concept allowed the
Location Scouting Tips for Startup Filmmakers
Location Scouting Tips for Startup Filmmakers “Will it work logistically?” by Scott Spears One of the biggest factors to
‘Five Minarets in New York’ Shot in Anamorphic 35mm
Jim Gucciardo Talks About the Digital Intermediate Process by Matthew J. Perlman This was the first English language film from
The Making of the Controversial Non-Dialogue Feature Film ‘Begotten’
Interview with Elias Merhige by Scott Essman Elias Merhige, born in 1964, grew up in Brooklyn, and went to school
Jon Yang Focuses on the Dreamlike Side of the Noir Genre and Captures Its Essence with “Echapper”
Second Place Award Recipient of the 2007 Annual Summer Shorts Competition Echapper won the second-place grand prize award of the
Q&A with Actor, Screenwriter and Producer Jordon Hodges
by Kelcie Des Jardins Jordon Hodges began his career as an actor before transitioning into the role of screenwriter and
Lighting the ‘Whale Room’
By Laurent Andrieux I was asked to light the Whale Room in the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, located on the
Five Ways to Use a Handheld Camcorder for Scene Selection
Advantages to Selecting Angles with Hand Held Camera by George Avgerakis No doubt you’ve seen film directors making their way
3D Perspective from Production to Presentation
Here are the basics of what I used to establish a 3D workflow from production to post to presentation. by
Shedding Light on Homegrown Flare Effects
by Ira Tiffen Ever imagine how nice it would be if you could get optical filters custom made to your