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The 3 Best Cameras For Guerrilla Filmmaking On a Budget

Since launching my blog over 5 years ago, there’s been one question I’ve been asked more than any…

Micro-budget filmmakers often put a tremendous amount of effort into production and post, but tend to lose steam…

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…

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…

As we all know, high dynamic range is one of the key ingredients needed to achieve a cinematic…

As one of the founders of The Lift Off Global Network of Film Festivals, Ben Pohlman has made…

I’ve made it a point to start shooting more film recently, as I have a Super 16mm project…

Having never attended any sort of traditional film school, I’ve always taken it upon myself to self-educate as…

My upcoming feature film Shadows on the Road is currently in the finishing stages of post. Final editing…