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3 Story Structures Designed For True Micro-Budget Films

Story structure is the backbone of just about every film, and a true mastery of stucture is critical…

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

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

I’m currently knee deep in post-production for a micro budget feature, and have made a point a point to…

On the surface, short films can appear to be far easier to execute than features, but in reality…

Over the last year or so I’ve been developing a feature film, and after experimenting with countless different story ideas, I…

The regular readers of my site know that most of the content I write about is production and post…

There is no denying that the pace of the average feature film today is faster than ever before.…

I am a firm believer that just about any story idea can be turned into an Oscar winning…

I write a lot on this site about cameras, writing techniques, gear reviews, and other filmmaking tips – but…

Given the vast amount of of technical obsessiveness that exudes from this site, it’s ironic that I find…

As part of a new effort to put out many more videos through noamkroll.com, I’ve decided to release weekly…