Going Tapeless: How to Set Up a Tapeless Workflow
By Saro Varjabedian History has a way of repeating itself. If we were to take our cues from the path
By Saro Varjabedian History has a way of repeating itself. If we were to take our cues from the path
By Kevin Zanit Music videos offer a great opportunity for cinematographers to try new and interesting things they would never
By Stacey Parks Here are some basic approaches to financing your independent film. Keep in mind, this is not conclusive
By Mark Sawicki Lessons from an Effects Shoot Many of my students like to hear the war stories of actual
Podcast Tips for Getting Started Podcasting is a medium that has seen enormous growth over the last few years, including
By Bryant Falk Good food and how to cook it has constantly been something audiences across the globe have been wanting the
By Scott Essman From Lion to Prince Caspian When Andrew Adamson surmised that he would not direct the sequel to
By John Badham Throughout my years of directing, I’ve learned some do’s and don’ts on how to elicit the best
Winning an Independent Spirit Award for Best Cinematography in 2001 for “Requiem for a Dream,” as well as a Chlotrudis
By Carl Filoreto Urgency, necessity, and occasionally, downright fear can spawn creative inspiration. Quite a few years ago, I found
StudentFilmmakers magazine was very fortunate to have a personal, candid interview with legendary cinematographer, Daniel Pearl, ASC. Best known for
By Perry Kroll Introduction In the increasingly digital age of independent film, your presence on the internet can make or
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