Movie Producing

‘It’s starting to rain. We’ve got to protect the camera. Who’s got an umbrella?” I’ve been on sets where this has happened a few times. But who thinks about bringing an umbrella to a film set? Especially in sunny places like Los Angeles where the likelihood of rain is minimal.   That’s the thing… You […]

Whether you are a beginning filmmaker or a veteran producer, you will eventually bump up against the questions, “Should I make a web series?” “What are the advantages of making a web series rather than a short movie?” “Can I shift my current movie project into a web series, and why would/should I do so?”

It doesn’t matter if you are creating your movie out of scenes you created with your improv group, if you are buying off of Simply Scripts or if you are inspired with an entire vision of a story entirely in your mind. Before you put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) you have to

After shooting your movie you will find yourself in post-production and thinking about how to pull all the scenes together into a cohesive whole. One of the most important aspects of post-production is the music you select or the music that is composed for your film. But what’s the right way to do it? how

In the process of learning to produce, many filmmakers find themselves unable to start the pre-production process because they don’t have a solid script. If a producer is not a writer, the step of finding the perfect script to shoot for his or her movie can be challenging because he or she is not sure