Written by StudentFilmmakers Magazine
Unable to think of what to write next; maybe you are experiencing some writer’s block! This often happens after you’ve written your first project or you’ve taken a long break away from writing. The great thing to know is that its possible to remedy creative slowdowns and get your creativity flowing again. Inspiration may happen … Continue reading “Finding inspiration to create your own Content”
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Written By Sara Sue Vallee Okay, so you’ve booked a role in a play, movie or TV series, and now it is time for you to build this unique character. Building an authentic character takes time, patience and dedication. One must be willing to delve into all phases of the process in order to bring … Continue reading “How to write Short Films as an Actor”
Written by Jody Michelle
Hello, everyone! This video was shot and edited on iPhone- spontaneous; no planning, no pre-production 🙂 I’ve posted three more videos in the Filmmakers Global Network. Click here to view them >> Share and post your videos in the Filmmakers Network today! Never Stop Learning. Never Stop Networking.
Written by Emily Peacock
Out In The Woods is an independent short film that is a fantasy/horror genre made in 2018, by French filmmaker Simon Doutreleau. The film was inspired by the world renowned novel Pet Sematary (1983) by Stephen King. It follows the lives of two parents (Louis and Anna Spencer) after the death of their son, Thomas. … Continue reading “The Making of Out In The Woods”
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Currently at it’s peak, the indie film scene offers a vast realm of opportunities for actors. Either you are starting your career or simply exploring new acting spectrum, independent films have a lot of benefits to offer. Having started my acting career in independent short and feature-length films, I will go through the advantages of … Continue reading “The Benefits of Acting in Indie Films”
Written by Susy Botello
Distribution for Mobile Filmmakers By Susy Botello How many times have you attended a film festival and wondered what it would be like to be a part of the festival? I don’t mean, as a volunteer or staff, I mean a part of the show. You make a movie and are featured during the festival…wait, make a movie? Don’t let … Continue reading “Smart Phone Filmmaking”
