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Making Movies That Are Actually Worth Watching
Posted on December 17, 2009 | No CommentsMaking Movies That Are Actually Worth Watching By Ross Tokach Hollywood is a tough town, many people come here and say, “I will be the best.” I know; I was one of them. Next, I will tell you about the real world! Close your eyes and... -
Essential Film Marketing — How to Generate Massive Interest and PR For Your Film on No Budget!
Posted on November 21, 2009 | 4 CommentsIn this film marketing guide What do you do if you have little or no budget to promote the film? Some case studies I'll be using: The Blair Witch Project; Desperado (Robert Rodriguez -Sin City/Spy Kids) which are worth mentioning, and I'll discuss how you can use casting as a PR opportunity. I hope some of these tips will help, both up and coming, established filmmakers, as well as those at film schools. -
Trick Film Shots — 9 Tricks Filmmakers Do to Make Shots More Interesting
Posted on November 6, 2009 | No CommentsSo you know the basics of cinematography, but you're having a hard time thinking of ways to give your shot a little more stylistic punch. What can you do? Well, next time you're watching a favorite film, start thinking about the different camera angles you're seeing. -
Green Screen Hollywood
Posted on November 1, 2009 | 1 CommentImagine a video spokesperson who welcomes you as you visit a website, greets you, and helps selling your products online. But to achieve these kinds of effects, only professional videos produced with Green Screen Hollywood technology can make it possible. -
Filmmaking Training — Where, What, and How?
Posted on October 25, 2009 | No CommentsFilmmaking training does not have to be of the formal education kind to be effective. There is much more than just contemporary film school now. -
Movie-Script Transcription Service
Posted on October 24, 2009 | No CommentsTime was when movie makers used hand-written scripts for movies, but times have changed and screen writing has become an organized profession, it is a creative process. The movie screenplays need formatting, so that actors are able to read the script and play their part assigned to them. -
BECAUSE I CAN
Posted on October 23, 2009 | No CommentsA friend sent me these links to Adult Swim’s clips of Robot Chicken. So it is very early in the morning and I had to share.
