A New Spin on Established Genres
(Article published in StudentFilmmakers Magazine.) A New Spin on Established Genres Provocative Storytelling Beyond the Imaginable By Neil Landau The
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Should You Care About The Genre Of Your Production Music?
 Should You Care About The Genre Of Your Production Music? How To Pick Your Next Tracks By Daniel LeBlanc
How to Choose a Composer for Your Project
Written by Kristen Baum Finding a composer is often one of the last items on the filmmakers list. So how
Ask for What You Want: A Walking Dead Story
Written by Mark Simon Pictured: Storyboards from “The Walking Dead,” Season 9 Premiere, Episode 901. Courtesy of the author. Setting
Audio’s Rightful Place: Know and Embrace Your Sound
Article Written By David Kaminski As pros note, audio is 50% of your film, and when the dialogue cuts out,
Photographers on the Move
Pictured above: ©Dell River Imagery 2018 Airport Article Written By Nancy Rauch Yachnes There are only two of us, but
Filmmaker as Magician: One of the Greatest Jobs on Earth
Article Written By David K. Irving I think cinema, movies, and magic have always been closely associated. The very earliest
John Hart’s Sketches: The Movie Every Film Student Has to See
John Hart drew these sketches for his article, “The Movie That Every Film Student Has to See!” You can check
Stop-Motion Puppets in Tutli-Putli by Mary Ann SkweresFilm
By Mary Ann Skweres Bringing human emotion and expressiveness to stop-motion puppets was the most important creative issue that directors
Discussions on Cinematography with M. David Mullen, ASC
Which Film Stock? Which Film Stock? Q: I’m looking to gain more knowledge about these different stocks. I’m going to
Create the Look of Smoke Without Artificial Smoke
By Ira Tiffen Smoke – a subject of much concern as more and more local authorities are banning it from
The Digital Stereoscopic Renaissance
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2008. The Digital Stereoscopic Renaissance: Moving from the Artistic Ghettos to the Center Spotlight of Hollywood