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.
How to Write Your Movie Script
Based on my decade of making movies (and prior to that, working as a reader for a producer in New York City) – I am in the final stages of production. This screenwriting system will be based on a new step-by-step, fill in the blank approach to writing a movie script.
Read MoreFilmmaking Stuff Named One of “50 Best Blogs for Moviemakers”
MovieMaker Magazine has published a list of the “50 Best Blogs for Moviemakers.” And out of the gazillion filmmaking websites out there, Filmmaking Stuff made the cut.
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Interview with Norman Berns
Norman C. Berns is an Emmy-winning producer and director. Beginning as a stage director, the full scope of his production work includes features and documentaries, TV series and commercials. As a member of DGA, SAG and Actors Equity, Norman has been creating films and preparing budgets, schedules and business plans his long career. Today Norman stopped by Filmmaking Stuff to share his thoughts on filmmaking…
Read MoreFilmmaking Sound
This filmmaking article reminds us that what you hear is often times more important than what you see.
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Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR for Filmmaking
Have you ever thought about using the Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR for Filmmaking?
Read MoreHaitian Filmmakers Lose Their Film School but Keep Shooting
Haitian Filmmakers Lose Their Film School but Keep Shooting
Read MoreMake Your Movie in 21 Parts
Dear Filmmaker, When I was starting out, I was probably a lot like you. I wanted to make movies but I …
Read MoreFilmmaking Goals for 2010
As a filmmaker, I assume your primary goal is to make movies. But as you know, making a movie requires many steps. So to plan your next movie as well as some of other big whoppers you wish to accomplish, I suggest breaking your goals into smaller and smaller chunks… And then finally break them into small enough chunks so you can include them in your list of daily tasks.
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