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Shooting Films on Location

Filming on location is the way to go in Hollywood when you shoot a movie. Why do such a thing? How about utilizing a studio soundstage to film a movie that would reduce the costs of filming? In many cases the answer is no. While there are big studios who preserve a “New York” street [...]

CAMERAMAN

If you are interested in a career in film as a cameraman (or camerawoman) you should first determine what exactly you want this career to be about. When you say “cameraman”, you can mean either the cinematographer or the actual camera operator. Of the two careers, the cinematographer has far more responsibilities, and therefore is [...]

The True Story on Digital Animation Careers

Getting a job in professional digital animation on television productions or film is not necessarily as easy as it looks. There is an outstanding amount of competition for these jobs, after all, and so the skills you possess are of utmost importance, but it can also be a tremendous advantage to have connections within the [...]

Graduates From Film School in Hollywood

vA film graduate in Hollywood often suffers a rude awakening. In a span of two or three years, these students have undergone a principally academic process of studying with instructors and professors, who are respected and admired in the academic film community and who’re also gratifying and stimulating these students’ creative urges and artistic impulses. [...]

Elements of Editing a Short Film

Editing a short film is something of a challenge, nonetheless it can also be a great way to quickly and succinctly display your abilities as an editor. What you are able to achieve with editing in only five or ten minutes can say a lot more than 2 hours worth of footage, since the canvas [...]

VIDEO VS. FILM By Dennis Coleman

Quick! What’s the last film you saw? In all likelihood it wasn’t a film – most directors are shooting digital video now. A few big filmmakers like Steven Spielberg and Michael Bay still shoot on film. “I’m old school because I like to shoot on film,” says Bay. Thoughs they are the exception as digital [...]

Being a Script Supervisor By Alex Baker

Script supervisors are one of the most actively involved, on the job members of a film production crew. Working as being a script supervisor means you will have three essential jobs. These are writing notes for the editor, being confident that the director shoots every one of the shots they’re supposed to and ensuring visual [...]

Working As A Camera Operator

Being employed as a camera operator seems very easy if you consider that it’s simply a job where a person points the camera at the subject and films. But a camera operator carries a big responsibility on the filmography department, where there are many duties and responsibilities for camera operators. Camera operators demand a big [...]

What Traditional Film Schools Really Cost?

Once you check out costs for film school, much of your focus may perhaps be tuition. This really is understandable: tuition is probably the largest expenses related to higher education. For film school, you can expect to pay at least $6,000 to $10,000 each year on a film program in a state university. For much [...]

The Cost of Film School beyond Tuition

Several prospective filmmakers prefer to go to a traditional film school just like that provided by the University of Southern California; The School of Cinematic Art. Traditional film schools such as this will not be free however, so before you’ll apply you need to be made aware of the associated costs. The tuition itself can [...]