Posts tagged filmmaking

‘Exile’ producer Andrew Stirling MacDonald discusses the intricacies associated with writing for the web as opposed to television, as well as the benefit of writing as a team.

Andrew Stirling MacDonald, one of the producers of the series ‘Exile,’ chats with us about his process working with bands and licensing the right music for his production.

Today for #WebSeriesWednesday I watched ‘Devine Intervention’ – a show created by a group with no real production experience or budget but a lot of desire to make something worth watching. This should help people just beginning to make their own web series to avoid a lot of very common pitfalls.

For this week’s #WebSeriesWednesday I viewed ‘Clutch’ the series. Clutch is one of the first series I have seen that has embraced the openness of …

Hitman 101 is an action packed character oriented web series with a lot of production value. The show is probably the most relevant to this …

A rare look at a feature film, Lambent Fuse was made with the same low budget, independent spirit of a web series. Production costs a lot of cash, so here I discuss how the film was able to stretch their dollars, as well as some of the trade offs that come with it.

Things Don’t Always Go According to Plan – And That Can Be a Good Thing Setting goals & creating a plan is always a must …

My name is Kelsey Talton, I am a freelance DP based in Chicago. I’m stopping by to share some experiences gained working in preproduction and …

Web Series Cost Breakdowns: Three Case Studies Break down the costs associated with making your web series. This blog from the IAWTv looks at three …

So you have a great idea, you wrote your script, you found a few friends to help you out and you went out and made …