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As the IBC 2026 is approaching, one number stands out: the media industry is bigger than most people think. In 2024, Europe’s audiovisual market reached around €142 billion. This includes everything from streaming platforms and cinema to TV and online video. A big part of that amount, about €72 billion, comes directly from audiences. People … Continue reading “IBC 2026 Spotlight: Europe’s €142 Billion Media Industry”
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As the film industry continues to evolve, virtual production is emerging as a game-changing technology that offers a range of benefits for both experienced professionals and student filmmakers alike. With the increasing use of virtual sets and real-time rendering, filmmakers are keen to learn how to leverage these technologies for efficient and cost-effective productions. In … Continue reading “Virtual Production: Revolutionizing the Filmmaking Process for Student Filmmakers”
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Remote collaboration has become an essential part of the modern filmmaking process. With advancements in technology and the increasing need for flexibility in production, filmmakers are exploring new ways to collaborate on projects from a distance. This shift is not only helping to streamline workflows but is also breaking down barriers for filmmakers worldwide. The … Continue reading “The Future of Filmmaking: How Remote Collaboration Transforms the Industry”
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a valuable tool in many industries, and filmmaking is no exception. From pre-production to post-production, AI is revolutionizing the way filmmakers approach their craft. As a student filmmaker, it’s important to understand the ways in which AI can be incorporated into the filmmaking process. Pre-Production During the pre-production phase, … Continue reading “Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Filmmaking: A Guide for Aspiring Filmmakers”
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way filmmakers work. With the help of AI, filmmakers can automate mundane and time-consuming tasks, generate new ideas, and enhance the overall quality of their films. In this article, we will introduce the basics of AI for filmmakers and explore how AI is transforming the film industry. It is … Continue reading “Lights, Camera, AI: An Introduction to the Future of Filmmaking”
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Written By JC Cummings Throughout my years as a Producer/Director, I’ve shot in several studio stages around the globe. I’ve had the privilege to design and build seven stages for other companies. Each had very different profiles, while all had to perform according to the same requirements to do the job. When I walk onto … Continue reading “Sound Stages Are Not Empty Warehouses”
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Top Photo: Crowd time! Making five people look like a crowd of applause for the opening shots takes teamwork. MAKING VISUALS SING Written By John Klein Every indie filmmaking conversation tends to start with some variation of “write what you have.” So, when I signed on to direct the music video for Kinglet’s lyric-less … Continue reading “Micro-Budget Music Videos and Production Value on Kinglet’s “Woodpecker””
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Production Boards and Scheduling by Myrl Schreibman Presidents Day 2008 found me in a box at the Santa Anita Race Track. I went there with my friend who is president of a major television production company associated with Twentieth Century Fox. We do this from time to time to get away from the bustle … Continue reading “Film Directing | Planning is Key to Creativity and Success”
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Written by William Donaruma What do you do when you write an original musical production, cast it, rehearse it, but can’t perform it? You make a movie out of it. Veronica Mansour wrote a musical theatrical production, “An Old Family Recipe,” with Matt Hawkins directing. It was cast and in rehearsals in late … Continue reading “Shooting the Feature-Length Film for the Musical, “An Old Family Recipe””
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Pictured: Austin Harris & Shane Stanley Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train” Written by Shane Stanley I hope this finds everyone healthy and recharged ready to get back in the saddle making 2022 your most productive year yet! I am coming off back-to-back productions and jumping into post- on our … Continue reading “Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train””
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How I brought my short film, “The Shadow,” from idea to film festival Written by Bridget Barbara Making your first film can feel terrifying, or even impossible. But if you view the process as a learning experience, you can reframe any problems, mistakes, or failures that arise as the necessary trials and tribulations that bring … Continue reading “You CAN Make a Movie with One Camera and a Small Group of Friends”
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Photo by Hennie Stander. @henniestander Posted by William Klayer GROUP | Safety on the Set Copied from Crescenzo Info for those not in the film/tv industry: Regarding the recent tragedy on the film set of “Rust” Here is a rundown of how a gun should travel from the Property lockup to set, and back: A … Continue reading “GROUP | Safety on the Set | Regarding the recent tragedy on the film set of “Rust””
