FILMMAKING STUFF Tactics.
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 Shocking Truth About Making Money With VOD Distribution
In this filmmaking article, Los Angeles Producer Jason Brubaker answers the question – Is it possible to make money with video on demand distribution?
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Three Tips On How To Target Your Target Audience
A BIG reason movies fail is because filmmakers do not define their target audience. This article provides quick tactics on how to find your target audience.
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How To Make Money On YouTube
Making money with short films can be a pain in the butt. This was especially difficult when I started my filmmaking career. The reason? Back then, the market for short films was limited. In fact, most short films went to festivals and later faded away in quiet obscurity. But thanks to YouTube…
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Five Filmmaker Success Tactics You Need To Utilize
If you're filmmaker seeking practical filmmaking tips you can use TODAY, I'd like so share some thoughts with you. The world of filmmaking is changing. Producing content is getting cheaper. And distribution outlets are becoming increasingly accessible. While these changes have not fully hit mainstream Hollywood, you can rest assured that it's only a matter of time until the ripple effect has a leveling impact.
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5 Things Your Film School Degree Won't Teach You
When I was first starting my filmmaking career, I thought long and hard about the prospects of film school. At the time, I figured a degree from one of the top film schools would increase my odds of garnering success. Now, after having worked in the game for awhile, I can honestly tell you that very few people, if any, have asked me where I went to film school.
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Is Traditional Movie Distribution Dead?
While creating creating community around your title, building buzz and increasing your fan base is both challenging and fun, a lot of filmmakers have no idea how to get started. In this regard, one of your first steps is to determine if your movie is ready for the marketplace
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How Affordable Digital Film Cameras Make Your Vision Possible (On a Micro-Budget)
Christopher Nolan’s first film, the 1998 picture Following, was shot on black and white 16mm film. To conserve money on expensive …
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When Trailers Lie: A Friendly Reminder to (True) Indie Filmmakers
For years I’ve seen a disturbing trend in the true indie film community that hasn’t much abated—true of course meaning that …
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