It's true, you have all the time in the world but that doesn't mean you need it or that you should use it. Imagine being able to create a film every day! It seems crazy...
Filmmaking
We've all seen the plethora of filmmaking tips, tricks and tutorials out there from upping your production value to growing your subscribers and views but the question...
It's true, it's possible to shoot a movie for $10. It might not be a movie that has the same kind of epic scale as Star Wars or LOTR, but it's a movie and more...
It's true, it's been nine whole years since we first saw that glorious blue crystal meth. Meth that gave birth to everyone's favorite cook Walter White, aka Heisenberg...
We've all been at that stage in our careers when making a film with any kind of a budget seems like a pipe dream. Although it seems like a problem, limitations can...
As filmmakers, one of the many choices when making a film is what kind of film film to make. It's a tough choice and if you land on making a heist film, there's some...
It's hard to come up with the perfect story, the perfect character arc or even the perfect angle for a shot. A lot of the time as indie filmmakers, film creativity isn't...
First of all, white balance is the act of telling your camera what white really is. Sound simple doesn't it? Whether you're a cinematographer or photographer, knowing...
Let's talk about emotion in film, pass the tissues. We've all been there, watching a movie when you feel yourself becoming a little overwhelmed. You suddenly become more...
Imagine sitting down with your popcorn and boom, the film begins without warning. There's no title sequence, there's no 10 minutes of production company idents and...
We love technology, isn't it brilliant? Every day it gets better and better. As a filmmaker, you'll know that what could once only be achieved with expensive gear and a...
As an indie filmmaker, you'll know the heartache and trouble the world of filmmaking provides on a daily basis. Spending days filming and coming up with nothing, we've...
