Make Movies Without Money

February 14, 2012  |  Books, Filmmaking, Interview  |  No Comments

Filmmaker and CrewofOne blogger Alexander Fox answers a few questions on DSLR filmmaking and his new e-book, Make Movies Without Money. 1. There are a lot of books, DVDs and articles on making independent films.  What separates Make Movies Without Money from the rest? Alexander Fox: Most of the information out

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Writing the TV Drama Series

February 14, 2012  |  Interview, TV Writing  |  No Comments

Six Questions with Writer Pamela Douglas    This is a busy time for the aspiring TV writer.  The deadlines for the prestigious ABC and Warner Bros. writing mentor programs are only a few months away, with staff season heating up just after that.  It’s time to polish your spec scripts, get notes

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Kickstarter the Song

January 25, 2012  |  Videos We Like  |  No Comments

Groupon the Movie

November 8, 2011  |  Videos We Like  |  No Comments

From the folks at Comediva, and co-starring me as Andrew Mason... Created by  comediva | @comediva “Groupon: The Movie” is a parody trailer of epic proportions about daily deal addiction. Savings never tasted so sweet. Written by Linda Yvette Chavez & Emily McGregor Concept by Comediva Directed by Emily McGregor Produced by Erika Cervantes Starring: Michael Lawson as Andrew Mason Stephanie Bentley

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The Morning ShotAround with Philadelphia

Shot 37: CU - Andy

The Morning ShotAround with Philadelphia

October 21, 2011  |  Filmmaking, The Morning ShotAround  |  No Comments

Before every NBA game, every team participates in a Morning Shootaround, a routine shooting practice.  These practice sessions give NBA players an opportunity to practice their jumpers and warm up for that night’s game.  We filmmakers, I believe, can do the same thing.  Martin Scorsese once advised young filmmakers to

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The Morning ShotAround

The Morning ShotAround

October 20, 2011  |  Filmmaking, The Morning ShotAround  |  No Comments

Before every NBA game, every team participates in a Morning Shootaround, a routine shooting practice.  These practice sessions give NBA players an opportunity to practice their jumpers and warm up for that night's game.  We filmmakers, I believe, can do the same thing.  Martin Scorsese once advised young filmmakers to

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5 Questions with Christopher Kenworthy, Author of Master Shots

October 4, 2011  |  Books, Filmmaking, Interview  |  No Comments

Christopher Kenworthy is the author of the best-selling Master Shots series, two novels, and many short stories. The Master Shots series features setups, angles and staging for 100 dialogue scenes with over 500 photos and illustrations.  Buy them from Michael Wiese Productions, Amazon or Barnes & Noble today!   1. Please tell

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G Male

October 4, 2011  |  Videos We Like  |  No Comments

Composing the Comedy Film

September 14, 2011  |  Filmmaking, Music  |  No Comments

by Gavin Leighton I was asked at the end of last year to score Perv: The Cat by writer and director, Brad Hansen.  I was impressed with Brad's work on his previous feature film, Driver's Ed Mutiny, and saw this as an opportunity to work with someone I respect creatively.  I

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“Selling Your Film Without Selling Your Soul” Available for Free…

September 13, 2011  |  Books, Filmmaking  |  No Comments

Bomb It director Jon Reiss and indie marketing guru Sheri Candler have released their new book Selling Your Film Without Selling Your Soul.  It's available on their web site for free until October 1st.  It features an introduction by Ted Hope and plenty of interviews with well-known filmmakers and distribution

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