by Derek Beck (original link here)
While there is no official “correct” way to format or write a script, having a formatted screenplay can really do wonders for your overall production! It can turn a disorganized group of actors, videographers, and directors into an efficient team of filmmakers. Screenplays help project your vision into the eyes of your entire film crew! Word, ya heard? After all, there comes a time when every writer/filmmaker should transition their film script from this: Continue reading »
Jan 082012
A Produceris a key coordinator for the production. They are involved in many if not all aspects of the production from start to finish. They often have a hand in the production process, creative, financial, and administrative.An Executive Producer is usually the main investor of the project.
The Production Manager works alongside the executive producer and helps to prepare the budget, oversees the preparation of the production team, and various day to day production decisions.
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Jan 082012
From Vimeo Video School / Lessons
The sharp “clap” sound produced by a slate was developed as an easily identifiable point of reference for the person editing the project.
Tech Tip – Slating from Framelines TV on Vimeo.
From Framelines TV a great overview of slating.
From Vimeo Video School / Lessons
Framing and composition is one of the most easy to explain, but difficult to master, topics in video making. In the video below by Caleb Pike, along with Guy Silagi, you get a nice introduction to some of those basic principles.