PODCAST: 5 Tough Listener Questions From True Micro-Budget Filmmakers
For the first time on the podcast, I take listener questions that were sent in via e-mail and…
For the first time on the podcast, I take listener questions that were sent in via e-mail and…
The first French film I ever saw in theaters was Swimming Pool by François Ozon, which left me…
For the past two years Timothy Plain and Alrik Bursell have interviewed countless filmmakers on their popular podcast…
As many of you know, earlier this year I launched a newsletter titled Micro-Budget Weekly, in which I share…
While most studio level feature films take many years to produce, micro-budget films often come together far more…
Micro-budget films have increased in technical quality by leaps and bounds over the past decade, but many still…
Having color graded countless films over the years in collaboration with other filmmakers, I’ve encountered my share of…
Story structure is the backbone of just about every film, and a true mastery of stucture is critical…
One of the most universal struggles for filmmakers is knowing how and when to quit working at a…
I write about gear a lot on this blog, and truly believe that having a thorough understanding of…
Years ago when I was first starting to use lens adapters with my Lumix GH2, I remember wishing…
Cinema lenses are one of the most crucial tools in any filmmaker’s toolkit, yet many filmmakers have a…