How We Made A Movie for Less Than $1000 by Glen Tickle

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, June 2007. How We Made A Movie for Less Than $1000 by Glen Tickle. Pages 48 – 49. Producing a feature length movie on your own is an intimidating idea. Assembling a cast, finding equipment, getting a crew, scheduling the shoot, and a million other details are all things the aspiring filmmaker has to consider...

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