Saturday, 23 March 2013

Your Filmmaking Stuff

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The New Movie Distribution Paradigm

Since starting Filmmaking Stuff I have seen the entire independent community get turned up-side-down. Inexpensive production technology coupled with modern forms of video-on-demand distribution has changed the way movies are made, marketed, seen and sold. When I started participating on film festival panels...

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Study Everything Filmmaking


One of the best ways to get started as a filmmaker involves watching every movie you possibly can. Take note of the angles, lighting and pacing of the movie. It is helpful to read the screenplay for every movie you can as well. A quick search on the Internet will help you find screenplays...

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Write or Acquire a Screenplay 
 
Screenwriting is the heavy lifting for your movie. Without a good script you limit your chances for success from the onset. Your goal is to only work with the best material you can get your hands on. You will want to decide if you will write your screenplay yourself, with a writing partner or...
 
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Screenplay Breakdown

 
Once you have a screenplay that you want to produce, you will need to figure out how much your movie will cost. When faced with this question, many filmmakers just pull a number out of thin air. But doing this is often times inaccurate. Your goal is to complete an initial screenplay breakdown...
 
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Independent Film Budget


Creating an independent film budget requires that you get very creative. Unlike studio productions, most independent filmmakers do not have unlimited resources. Instead, most indie filmmakers will quickly realize that their budget is out of their price range. If this is you, here are some tips for reducing your independent film budget. Looking at the...

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Happy Filmmaking,

Jason Brubaker

Filmmaking Stuff
Brubaker Unlimited LLC
Filmmaking Stuff provides resources for filmmakers, including articles on film finance, screenwriting, production, marketing and film distribution, as well as interviews with Hollywood producers, directors, screenwriters and filmmakers.
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