Thomas Verdi
How To Get Film Distribution
As an aspiring filmmaker looking to take your work to the next level, you may be wondering how film distribution works. Whether…
Styling Your Subject For Extreme Close-Ups
A close-up you say? Shots taken in such detail are often unnerving for many people. From pores to pimples, this type of…
What You Need To Know About Film Insurance
Something we’ve all learned from life, filmmaking aside, is that things don’t always go as planned. No matter how much we prepare…
What Is The Best Film Equipment For My Production?
This seems to be the big question for filmmakers. What is the best film equipment for my production? Whether you’re just starting…
How To Maximize Budgets As A Film Producer
Being a producer means putting together a project and seeing that project through to completion. It boils down to hiring the director…
How To Cut Costs For Your Film Production
Creating a budget for a film production is one thing, but staying within budget and keeping costs down is another. Many filmmakers,…
Funded Filmmaker Showcase: Daryl Paris Bright
Daryl Paris Bright won $2000 from The Film Fund to help make her short film. Interested in receiving funding for your work?…
Funded Filmmaker Showcase: Jeff Bergh
Jeff Bergh and White Horse Media Group won an equipment rental from Expressway Cinema Rentals to make his short film. Interested in…
Funded Filmmaker Showcase: Christopher Guerrero
Christopher Guerrero received $5,000 to help fund his short film, “Assimilated.” Interested in receiving funding for your work? Submit to our funding opportunities for…
Do I Need To Storyboard My Film?
Storyboarding is a crucial part of the pre-production planning that visually maps out your entire project — which greatly benefits you and members of your crew. …
How To Assemble A Film Crew
Filmmaking is never a one-man job. It’s an endeavor that requires several passionate, hard-working, and determined individuals set on making a great…
How To Do A Script Breakdown
Your script is finally ready for production, now what? Now, you need to open your laptop back up and once again, go through your script, page-by-page, to conduct a script breakdown….
