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Do you need Film School to be successful? If you’re a person who desires to have a career as a film producer or film director, you might be asking the...
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At some point, we all had to write a paper of some kind in high school. You had to follow MLA style, use assigned margins and spacing for the text,...
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As film technology continues to improve (and shrink), It’s never been easier to go out and shoot a film. Anyone with a smartphone has the makings of a complete movie...
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(Updated Sept. 14, 2022) Writing for movies is a specialized skill—it differs greatly from “normal” writing (i.e. writing a novel). Books and movies both start with a story idea and...
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Generally speaking, short scripts still follow a three-act structure, although the time spent developing each act may differ. In most films, Acts 1 and 3 each make up around 25%...
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As a producer of a film, from a small documentary to an animated short to a full-length feature film, you are responsible for just about every aspect of the finished...
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Perhaps more than anything, lighting is responsible for setting almost any scene–except for when the lack of light is needed to provide some tension. When shooting an external playground scene...
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How to Make a Script for a Film? Formatting of your Film Script Do you have all parts of your script What to do when your film script is complete...
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“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” – Just about everyone Nothing too earth-shattering about that quote. You’ve probably heard it a hundred times while trying to find...
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