PODCAST: Winning Sundance & SXSW With Thunder Road Director Jim Cummings
This week, Jim Cummings – Director of THUNDER ROAD – joins me on the show to demystify the…
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PODCAST: Securing Theatrical Distribution For A Feature Documentary With Don Hardy
In this week’s episode, I interview Don Hardy – an extremely accomplished documentary filmmaker whose most recent feature…
The Fundamental Template For Producing A Micro-Budget Feature Film Today
Those of you that follow my Sunday newsletter (micro-budget weekly), know how much I love DIY filmmaking. In…
PODCAST: How To Build An Online (Or Offline) Community That Supports Your Creative Work
One of the most essential ingredients for success in today’s filmmaking landscape, is the ability to build an…
PODCAST: What Really Happens When You Get Your Feature Into A Festival
Last month my feature film – Shadows On The Road premiered at Dances With Films here in Los…
7 Old School Filmmaking Techniques That Still Define Modern Cinematic Language
Cinematic language has evolved tremendously since the early days of film, but many of today’s most relevant filmmaking…
PODCAST: 5 Ways To Survive Life As a Filmmaker & Build A Sustainable Career
Filmmaking is one of the toughest businesses to work in, as there is no clear path to success…
The Noam Kroll Color Grading Masterclass Has Now Launched! Check It Out Here.
I’m thrilled to announce that I am officially launching Color Grading Masterclass today! I created this course as a…
Shooting F-Log On Fuji’s XT2 And Pairing It With The Brilliant New Eterna Film Simulation LUT = Perfect Colors
Fuji have yet again raised the bar for cinematic color science, this time with the flawless pairing of…
My Brand New Cinematic LUT Packs Are Officially Now Available! Choose From These 15 Powerful Sets…
I am very excited to share my 15 Cinematic LUT packs with all of you today! As a…
How To Make Any DCP For $25 with DaVinci Resolve 15, Kakadu & Cinematiq
DCPs (or Digital Cinema Packages) have long been the gold standard for digital feature film exhibition in theatrical…
Why The Old-School 4:3 Aspect Ratio Is Coming Back With A Vengeance Right Now
For years, the classic 4:3 (or 1.33/1.37) aspect ratio has been on life support. What was once the…
