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Shooting A No-Budget Short Film In 6 Hours On Ultra 16mm Film

I recently had my Arri SRII 16mm film camera modified and serviced, and was itching to shoot some…

In practically no time, the coronavirus has forced the world to nearly grind to a halt, and filmmakers…

Until recently, I had planned to premiere my upcoming feature film Psychosynthesis this month in Los Angeles. Unfortunately…

Niche marketing has become all the rage in the indie film/micro-budget community, and for good reason. It offers…

Shooting scenes at night can be incredibly expensive due to additional lighting and logistical requirements, but the “Day…

Most filmmakers are well versed on the iconic Super 16mm film format, but few have even heard of…

Every filmmaker dreams of submitting their indie film to Sundance, winning the festival and landing a major directing…

The article below originally appeared on my micro-budget weekly newsletter. For more content like this, be sure to…

Every year I aim to watch at least 100 narrative movies – new releases, classics, foreign films –…

Sometimes the best camera for the job is the one you already own… Even if it’s 6 years…

It’s hard to believe that it was almost exactly 10 years ago that I first attempted to launch…

Returning to the show this week is Alex Ferrari of the Indie Film Hustle podcast. Alex has been…