Photo by Jakob Owens @jakobowens1 Posted by Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD GROUP | Safety on the Set First rule: Make sure that it is a visible film set! There should be an abundance of lights, stands, grip gear, tripods/cranes, etc so that any idiot passing by can readily see that you are making a movie....
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Five Categories of Camera Movement: Human Support, Wheeled Vehicles, Levers, Wires and Aircraft by George Avgerakis
Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, April 2007. Five Categories of Camera Movement: Human Support, Wheeled Vehicles, Levers, Wires and Aircraft by George Avgerakis. Pages 16, 18 –... ...
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Film Directing Insights from Greg Takoudes
StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What was one of the most important things you learned while working on set? Greg Takoudes: Simply, to remember to have fun. This... ...
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