The Rule of Six: How to Edit Effectively with Walter Murch’s Eye Trace
Directors and cinematographers shoot with purpose, as they match their technical shot choices with the intended tone or emotion of the story. Of course, they’re not the only ones making…
Rules of Shot Composition in Film: A Definitive Guide
T here are many ways to film the same scene. The director’s decisions depend on what experience they want the audience to have. Knowing what shot composition is and how to…
What is the Dood Report and How Can It Help My Budget
Modern film professionals are living and working in the midst of a golden age for audio-visual content production. Tools to streamline the production process are more advanced than ever and…
Breaking Down and Scheduling the Epic Black Panther Fight Scene
Staging a fight scene is an undertaking all its own. But once the vision is realized, incredible preparation and planning goes into filming action scenes. Your entire shooting schedule could…
The 75 Best Movie Tagline Examples And Why They Work
H ow can you describe your entire movie in only a few words? All that hard work, time, and money comes down to a simple phrase: the movie tagline. We combed through…
Freeform Writing: StudioBinder’s Free Word Processor for Video Creatives
StudioBinder presents our free freeform writing software. Our integrated writing tools help you create and manage necessary documents for your production company while you organize and plan your productions. Seamlessly…
How to Properly Identify Cast When Breaking Down a Script
In every script, there are elements that can go unseen. Sometimes even hiding in plain sight. If overlooked for too long, this misstep could affect your scheduling and budget. Hidden elements…
Create a Successful Micro Budget Film: An Interview With Indie Film Hustle
When we think of micro-budget filmmaking, we think of the film’s budget, distribution, or possibly marketing, as the most crucial element. The process, after all is one that mystifies and…
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