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If you're seeking advice on how to fund, produce and sell your movie, these filmmaking articles will help you. You'll find that each article provides creative ideas and tips, with links to further information about filmmaking.
The Minimalist Guide To Making A Movie Outside Hollywood
In this filmmaking article, producer Jason Brubaker talks about the toughest part of making a movie and how to overcome common obstacles. Read more…
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Secrets of Successful Indie Filmmakers: Don't Give Up
In this filmmaking article, Jason Brubaker shares the secrets of successful indie filmmakers. And the first secret is, don't give up.
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What Movie Distributors Don't Want You To Know
In this film distribution article, LA producer Jason Brubaker shares secrets movie distributors don't want you to know. Read this fillmmaking article.
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How To Become a Director Without Waiting For Hollywood
Have you ever wondered how to become a director? As a filmmaker, bringing your vision to life and sharing your story with the world is one of the primary reasons you make movies.
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How To Find People Who Invest In Movies
Looking for movie money? Don't live in LA? In this filmmaking article, we explore simple tactics and strategies for finding people who invest in movies.
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7 Lies Film Distributors Like to Tell Filmmakers
In this filmmaking article, distribution executive Jason Brubaker shares 7 lies distributors like to tell filmmakers.
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7 Tips On How To Make A Backyard Indie This Year
This filmmaking question came from one of our readers named Paul. He wondered how to make a movie on a shoestring. So I put together five workable tips…
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How to Take Charge of Your Indie Filmmaking Projects
If this is your first feature, don't feel bad if you cry. Most filmmakers either lose their temper or cry or both. If you have to cry or lose your temper, call a time out and take a walk. Go somewhere nobody can see you. There is no quicker way to lose credibility than losing your emotions on set—especially a low-budget set.
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