The explosion of social media over the last few years has been a boon to getting the word out. From all over the world, people can sell anything, buy...
Over my career in The Biz, I have been blessed to be part of the production team for a number of really good film directors. I’ve watched, Ron...
Katharsis as the ancient Greeks defined it, meant cleansing or purification. In today’s screenwriting world, using Catharsis properly describes...
When a major studio produces a movie, they’re footing the bill. They’ve got the financial resources to pay for everything from script development to...
As an inherently creative medium, the film industry is heavily intertwined with the field of IP law. Directors, editors, producers, and people at all...
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His love for Filmmaking is contagious and it shows in his MasterClass, ‘Spike Lee Teaches Filmmaking.’ His production company ’40 Acres and A Mule’ has produced 35 films since its inception in 1983. His extensive body...
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David Lynch has been called the master of weirdness. In his MasterCraft 13 lesson course on Creativity and Film, students will quickly discover why. Here you are introduced to twisted characters, unconventional plots...
Pick up a camera. Shoot something. No matter how small, no matter how cheesy, no matter whether your friends and your sister star in it. Put your name on it as director. Now you’re a director. Everything after that you’re just negotiating your budget and your fee.
James Cameron
