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Building The Perfect 5 Person Micro-Budget Feature Film Crew

One of the most common questions I get relating to producing micro-budget films is: How big of a crew…

One of the most challenging tasks for micro-budget filmmakers is creating a shooting schedule that serves both the creative…

It goes without saying that actors are the lifeblood of any film, and for this very reason it’s crucial that…

No two filmmakers have the same story, or have broken into the industry in the same way. Filmmaker…

Many micro-budget filmmakers have an adverse reaction when it comes to pickup shots. After many weeks or months…

No two feature films are made the same way, and this sentiment is especially true of micro-budget productions…

I’m often asked “what’s your favorite lens?” by fellow filmmakers, both aspiring and professional. A more accurate way to phrase…

While some filmmakers absolutely love the writing process and consider themselves true writer-directors, many others prefer to focus strictly on…

Last summer I directed a short film titled Starlet that I am finally releasing today! The film itself…

Using scene coverage in unique or unexpected ways is one of the most effective ways for you to leave…

Recently I launched a newsletter called micro-budget weekly, in which I send out exclusive articles on micro-budget filmmaking…

Filmmakers are notorious for starting projects and never finishing. I should know, as I’ve done it more than once!…