Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?
“Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?” Now Let’s Think Outside the Box By William Donaruma It
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19 Types of Visual Cliffhangers By Sherri Sheridan
What new looking cliffhangers can you create that fit your story? (Images courtesy of the author.) ART OF STORYTELLING 19
Independent Filmmaker Capital By Shane Stanley
Introduction to Raising Independent Capital “There are different ways to raise capital for your movie and sometimes the easiest place
“Camera Composition That Tells the Story” By David Landau
By David Landau Composition is selecting placement of everything within the frame and deciding what has emphasis. If we
Audio Techniques for Documentary By David Appleby
DOCUMENTARY How to Capture Good Location Sound By David Appleby As with all recording, good audio demands that you
Collaborate Like a Pro: 6 Helpful Tips
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) By Daniel LeBlanc Collaborating is one of the hardest things to do effectively. Here are
How to Use Camera Framing as a Storytelling Tool
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) How to Use Camera Framing as a Storytelling Tool Reinforce the Intention of Your Scene
What to Wear and Not Wear to a Film Set
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) What to Wear and Not Wear to a Film Set How to Dress for the
Lighting for Filmmakers “Motivating Your Light” By Scott Spears
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) How to Motivate Your Light Here’s How… By Scott Spears Look at Your Set  So,
The Art of Location Scouting
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine. Above photo from the film, “Skimmers.”) Look, Access, Schedule and Control By John Klein Location
“What Audio Format to Use and Why?” By Daniel LeBlanc
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) What Audio Format to Use and Why? Working with Music By Daniel LeBlanc Audio formats
What Are You Waiting For?
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) What Are You Waiting For? Patience may be a virtue, but it gets nothing accomplished.