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Candy-Gasms

"Candy-Gasms" is a colorful comedy about the two sweetest things in life. Written & Directed by the Perez Bros (http://perezbros.com/) Production…

NEW SHORT FILM!

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Our friends @perezbros have premiered their latest short!

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Check out our new short film “Coffee Virgin.”

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MakingOf's good friends and fellow filmmakers @perezbros just released their latest short "Coffee Virgin," check it out!

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Storyboards Martin Scorsese drew when he was 11-yrs old for a Roman epic: “The Eternal City”

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Why you should watch the The Hateful Eight on 70mm:

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The 101 funniest screenplays of all-time, according to the WGA.

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Los Directores: Mexico’s Famous Filmmakers

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Why Props Matter:

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Hayao Miyazaki: The Essence of Humanity

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So You Made A Short Film and Nobody Watched It… Important Tips To Make A Better Movie:

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Why Shooting Too Much Coverage is Bad: 

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Editing: Creating the “OH F**K” Moment

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Fabulous Guide for Portrait Lighting (zoom for description):

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A Massive List of Fall 2015 Grants All Filmmakers Should Know About: 

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The more you know..

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Learn the Lingo: 15 Weird Filmmaking Terms

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The Top Ten Podcasts for Filmmakers:

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30 Pieces of Creative Advice from Robert Rodriguez: 

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Thank you for the nightmares, Wes Craven