If you’re prepping for your next film project, you must get written permission for every element you use in your film. At the very least, you will need releases for locations, video footage, cast and crew, and images. If you fail to get the necessary documents, you could screw up …
Want to know how to make a documentary? Where is this documentary going to be shown (or where do you envision it being shown)? Who is your targeted/primary audience? Answering these questions helps you determine…
Over the past few months, I have had several conversations with clients about whether the folks they hire to work on their films and theatre projects are properly classified as employees or independent contractors. It’s an important distinction, and one that can have costly consequences if not handled properly…
There are various types of comedy used in comedy films, ranging from slapstick comedy to satire. When you’re writing a comedy, it’s important to use various elements of comedy, so I’ve combined a list of the top 7 types of comedy used in comedy films. 1: Slapstick Comedy Slapstick comedy …
If you’ve ever watched a film, you have experienced the cinematic film look. While the aesthetic is hard to describe, you know it when you see it. It is what makes a movie look like a movie. And audiences have been conditioned over many years to respond to this look and feel. …
In this guest filmmaking article, documentary filmmaker Faith Fuller shares tips on how to avoid the top five mistakes made in documentary funding. Read this article and fund your documentary.
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