Jul 30, 2017
There are a lot of steps to crafting an amazing movie. If first step is most is the script then the last one is the editing bay. But there are rules and pitfalls specific to every stage.
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There are a lot of steps to crafting an amazing movie. If first step is most is the script then the last one is the editing bay. But there are rules and pitfalls specific to every stage.
This is a Brilliant Series, with a great style and innovative idea:
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New Web Series ‘I Miss Drugs’ Revels in the Happy Mundanity of Ageing
“Do you remember when being up at the crack of dawn meant you hadn’t made it to bed yet or when dinner parties were something only your parents attended? Filmmakers Nathaniel Boggess and Jason Eksuzian can relate. During a trip to a LA hipster store, where you can shop your fill for homemade jewellery, records, prints and other items that really set off a room but have little practical use, the pair were hit by the startling realisation that they were no longer at the vanguard of cool and upon Eksuzian’s “I miss drugs” declaration a new web series was conceived and named[…]”
Full article appears in NoFilmSchool.com.
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Shared by Gareth MacLeod.
Founder of No Film School and Filmmaker Ryan B. Koo is the first person to talk publicly about the online release of our film Goodbye Promise.
This video is inspired by Brian Newman's article "The Most Disruptive Innovation in Filmmaking Today: DIY Audience Building" on NoFilmSchool.com (http://nofilmschool.com/2012/05/independent-filmmakers-disrupted/). While attending VidCon 2012 we interviewed a small collection of YouTubers to hear their perspectives on how mainstream media outlets, and their colleagues in the film world view their efforts and work on YouTube.