I've dealt with Tigers Gate, a subsidiary of Lionsgate in the Asian market. They rarely pay up front, but this project might be the exception. Giving...
192 views (as of Oct 24) cannot be considered going viral. Congrats on getting distribution. The trailer is excellent. Tell us about the short f...
I'm sure it was a financial decision. The shot they used was likely in the library they have access to. There may have been someone on staff who not...
TV typically has a much lower budget than a feature film. You will find dozens of mistakes is just about ever movie and TV show ever made. Sometim...
rj is right. Studios keep their stock footage forever and companies that specialize in stock footage keep their footage forever. It is possible to f...
Here in Los Angeles (and in other big cities) there are few standing sets studios - meaning they have an "apartment" set, a hotel set, a jail, a cou...
In cities with a lot of production there are prop houses that offer anything you can think of - and a lot of things you cannot think of. Here in Los...
I can help. I can arrange locations and actors. When will you be shooting?
Welcome to filmmaking.net. It's really difficult to get people you don't know to donate to your project, isn't it? Have you ever donated $10 to a...
It also depends on the budget. You've directed movies with a big enough budget for three or four cameras and crews. I never have. I have never di...
Most feature films are shot with one camera. Most scenes are shot over and over and over. Many scenes - even a simple conversation can have more th...
quote:Originally posted by psychoangus If the US tv programme and movie are both using film, why does cheers/early friends look like this, but the m...
There are many ways to a career in film. I do not believe any list is dangerous to look at; even without context. If a new director were to read tha...
But the list of directors who didn't go to film school is impressive: Quentin Tarantino Steven Soderbergh John Sayles Peter Jackson Richard Linkl...
Keep the mic as close to the actors as you can to avoid room ambience.