Filmmaking

Guerilla filmmaking is a staple of most indie films. It’s unique because it uses low budgets, a small crew, a lack of permits, and shooting

Have you ever heard of a pickup shot before? Don’t worry, they are completely normal, and almost every film has them. There are many reasons to use

Want to keep your crew organized during production? Then, you’ll need a call sheet. Basically, it’s a document that outlines the daily shooting schedule. In

The 180-degree rule in filmmaking is a cinematography guideline that helps you with editing continuity. It’s an essential skill for every filmmaker to learn. In short,

As a filmmaker, it’s important to learn how to use a clapperboard. Everyone knows what a clapperboard looks like (whether it’s a digital board or

Blocking a scene is when a director rehearses the actor’s choreography before you start filming. It’s a crucial part of production and happens before filming

Filmmakers should learn how to write a pitch. It’s an essential skill. You might find it scary at first to ask upfront for work or

We’ll start by pointing out the obvious – creating a shooting schedule can be a bit of a jigsaw puzzle. There are so many different

In this article, we look at how to create a film budget including a free template (at the bottom) to use on your own projects.