So many filmmakers suffer from “analysis paralysis” and as a result never make a single feature film. With no obvious path, they find themselves stuck between a number of options, unable to decide what their best move is. Should they…
So many filmmakers suffer from “analysis paralysis” and as a result never make a single feature film. With no obvious path, they find themselves stuck between a number of options, unable to decide what their best move is. Should they…
Last week I made a bite sized short film called “Echoes On The Shore”, which was shot in…
One way to improve your results in just about anything (including filmmaking) is by using Inversion Thinking. Humans are far…
500+ years ago, Leonardo DaVinci pioneered the Sfumato technique, which changed the art world forever. In Italian, Sfumato means “to evaporate like…
The most common pushback I get from aspiring filmmakers is that micro-budget movies don’t get seen. So there…
Over the past 7 years, I have interviewed over 200 filmmakers for my podcast. Guests have ranged from…
One of the cornerstones of independent, micro-budget productions is undeniably single-location filmmaking. It’s practically a rite of passage for…
If you’ve been following my blog for long enough, you probably know I am a little obsessed with…
Arguably the most misleading piece of advice given to emerging filmmakers is to be “original” with their work.…
Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time in the edit bay. Between getting deliverables ready for our…
Recently I was interviewed for a research project about the “cinematic look” – A topic constantly debated by filmmakers.…
Recently I shared this thought on building a career as a filmmaker: It’s critical for every working filmmaker…