Reading Time: 5 minutes In this article we look at walkie talkie lingo, radio etiquette and how they should be used correctly on a film set. Walkie talkies are a key piece of film equipment. They’re a fundamental way to communicate with the crew on set, however, there isn’t much training on how to use them. Therefore, I’ve created
Reading Time: 6 minutes It a phrase we all fear.. script rewriting. However almost every screenwriter will share the adage “writing is rewriting.” Certainly, we would all like to get our film script right on the first pass. Due to the amount of details involved with crafting a screenplay, script rewriting is an inevitable part of the process. Interpreting
Reading Time: 5 minutes You have spent months (or even years) making your film but what’s next? Without a doubt, film festivals should be your first destination. Not only can you watch your film on the big screen, but also test it with a live audience. In addition, your film might even pick up awards or catch the eye
Reading Time: 4 minutes “How can I fund my short film?” I hear you ask.. So, you’ve just graduated film school, qualifications in the bag, you’re now ready to step into your filmmaking career. Like most newcomers, you need to build a solid showreel, starting with a cracking short film. With a crew of fellow graduates and a camera
Reading Time: 7 minutes Looking for a new DSLR gimbal to get those smooth cinema quality shots? Depending on which camera you have, there’s going to be a varying degree of need for stabilization (checkout our article on budget cameras). Indeed, even the best stabilized cameras such as the Panasonic GH5 or Sony A7iii can do with the occasional
Reading Time: 7 minutes Looking for a new lens for your GH5? As discussed in our recent blog best cameras for filmmaking on a budget the Panasonic GH5 has fast become one of the go-to hits for filmmakers far and wide. So, if you’ve made the sensible decision of purchasing one, you may now be wondering about lenses. Which
Reading Time: 6 minutes Cameras are an expensive business. We all know that. However, with a little bit of research and due diligence, there are pounds to be saved. We don’t all have thousands to spend on gear so, what are some of the best cameras for filmmaking on a budget? In this article, we’ve picked out five great
Reading Time: 4 minutes Social media is a great way for filmmakers to connect with their audience. As a filmmaker, you might need a social media strategy for a number of reasons: Promote a film you’ve made Help find more freelance film work online Network with other filmmakers Unquestionably social media can be used as a solution to all
Reading Time: 11 minutes Need to hire film and video equipment for a shoot? no problem! Filmmaking is expensive. If you’re here reading this, you probably don’t need to be told that. With so much film and video equipment out there to buy and all of it costing so much, you just can’t have it all. As a result,
Reading Time: 6 minutes In this article we look at various different techniques to help you improve your drone videography. Alright, so you’ve purchased a drone. It’s just been delivered by Amazon and you’re buzzing. Pun intended. This brand new, shiny, high-tech flying machine is guaranteed to take your filmmaking and drone videography to the next level. This is
