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So, you’re a director or filmmaker about to embark on making your first film. You’ve got a good working script and you have broken things down into a shot list....
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The shot list is a pre-production step that falls in between the script breakdown/storyboards and the actual shoot. It is a full list of all the shots you want to...
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This is not meant to be a glossary of all of the common film terms. For that, check out our glossary here. As for their etymology, some of them are...
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It seems obvious that in order to create three-point lighting you would need three lights, but actually you don’t. Before we discuss how to create three-point lighting with less than...
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Of all the different jobs, positions, titles one can hold in the world of movie-making, none may be as key as a screenwriter. After all, with no screenplay or script,...
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“To make a good film, you just need three things: the script, the script, and the script.” -Alfred Hitchcock Scripts or screenplays are where all movies begin—without a script there...
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Much has been written on the various jobs and positions involved in film production and the creative skills required by them. Here’s a practical guide, with an emphasis on the...
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“A story should have a beginning, a middle and an end, but not necessarily in that order.” -Jean-Luc Godard How to write a good movie script? A movie script consists...
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It’s a can’t-miss story! A young boy is kidnapped by aliens just as his mom is dying. Brought up as a space pirate by the very aliens who took him,...
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