Filmmaker Magazine: Blog

I'm not a magazine and can't offer you the amount of content of such a publication. Maybe I'll get around to reviewing the magazines I do subscribe to. Until then, here is a magazine (that I don't have a subscription to) with a blog for you.

Filmmaker Magazine: Blog

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Pay for advice about your project

"In an uncertain economy, why not give your film or event the competitive advantage
of access, knowledge and real-world advice that works."

That's a great question.

The folks at Reel Plan would like to provide that advice for you. For a fee.

This might not be an affordable option for independent filmmakers, but it could save you from making a costly mistake. I looked around to try the name of the founder, but I couldn't glean much from the shiny website.

Visit Real Plan.

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Happy Halloween and Wes Craven

Here's some thoughts from horror Director Wes Craven on filmmaking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaWg50QG5dM

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Hot Hollywood writers share information with you

Academy Award ®-nominated writers Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio want to share with you what they know about writing a script that will sell.

With 52 to-the-point columns about screenwriting, you can spend less time reading and more time working on your script.

After you've read them all. That is.

There is even an option to have them emailed to you. There simply is no excuse not to read them.

Check out these great Wordplay columns!

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Classical, Minimalism, and Anti-Structure




How will you design your story?

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Creative Limitations in Writing



Writing is deciding what not to say.

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American Cinematographer magazine podcasts

This appears to be a new contribution from the magazine. There are two podcasts each with two episodes so far.

American Cinematographer

AC magazine presents a series of interviews with cinematographers, directors and other key collaborators involved in filmmaking process.

"Guillermo Navarro, ASC, cinematographer of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, discusses shooting tooth fairies and elementals, creating otherworldly environments and working alongside Guillermo del Toro with American Cinematographer’s Iain Stasukevich."

Conversations on Cinematography

The American Society of Cinematographers presents an ongoing series of cinematographers speaking with fellow cinematographers in frank discussions about their work on film and television productions.

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