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Movieset.com
Posted by admin in UNCATEGORIZED, VIDEOS on February 10th, 2010
Today, I received an email introducing me to a cool film industry website called Movieset.com. MovieSet.com is movie online source that providing fans with daily news and content from films in various stages of production.
“MovieSet is a great tool for film producers, especially as we know how much social media campaigns are now playing an important role in our distribution and promotion strategies – basically getting the word out about films way before their theatrical release,” says Christine Haebler, producer for Daydream Nation at B.C.-based Screen Siren.
Check out this behind-the-scene video of the making of Shutter Island. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Directed by Martin Scorsese.
Watch more behind-the-scenes making of videos and interviews from Shutter Island and other upcoming Hollywood films at www.movieset.com
VIDEO: Live from Sundance 2010 – Producer’s Roundtable
I came across this cool Producer’s Roundtable from the Sundance Film Festival currently going on. Five independent film producers discussion the process of producing their Sundance accepted films and their opinion about the future of independent films as art and commerce. Really listen to Ted Hope, that guy is really cool.
LIVE@SUNDANCE 2010: Producers Round Table, Part 1
LIVE@SUNDANCE 2010: Producers Round Table, Part 2
LIVE@SUNDANCE 2010: Producers Round Table, Part 3
How to Make Your Video Look Like Film
Posted by admin in DIRECTING, UNCATEGORIZED, VIDEOS on November 24th, 2009
Now that I’m in the final stages of post-production with my feature Bend and Break ,I’ve been doing quite a bit of research to make sure my movie looks as kick-ass as possible for my audience. Since we shot Bend and Break in HD, I’ve been searching around for tips on how to make my film look more cinematic and film like. Thankfully a film maker in San Francisco,CA,Nick, has posted a very useful video to help filmmakers take their DV footage to the next level.
Nick is a nice guy and very willing to answer any questions you have about his videos and give you advice. Check out his Youtube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/rosenchuck1
The movie that changed my life
Hey ianagard.com reader…after watching this video I would like to get some feedback from you. In the comment box below, tell me what one movie influenced you the most to become a filmmaker. If there’s no comment box below, simply click here it says “No comment” and a box will appear.
What HD shooting format is better? 720p vs 1080i?
Posted by admin in UNCATEGORIZED, VIDEOS on August 20th, 2009
As I approach the 3 week mark before filming my feature film Bend & Break. I have been thirsty for new and useful information that will help me to make a kick ass movie.
Since my upcoming movie will be shot on HD, it is important for me to know which (progressive or interlaced) I plan to use.
720p or 1080i. I always thought that 1080i captured a higher quality image then 720p, until I came across this video below.
It’s a pretty cool video and offers good information about the different HD broadcast and shooting qualities.
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VIDEO: Alfred Hitchcock was a film genius
After watching Alfred Hitchcock’s movie “Rope” I have become inspired to shoot my upcoming feature film “Bend & Break” in real time. You can watch Hitchcock’s movie Rope on youtube…and enjoy the work of one of the greatest film directors of all-time.
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1. VIDEO: Robert Rodriquez 10 minute film school
VIDEO: Robert Rodriguez: 10 Minute Film School
Before Dov S-S Simens created the 3 minute film school (which is hilarious) and worth watching after this video. Film director Robert Rodriguez coined the phrase “10 minute film school.” Learn from one of the masters of DIY filmmaking.
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