My girlfriend just broke up with me at Subway, my car probably got towed and everyone is counting on me to not screw up. This snazzy, round, glass thing, destined to be known as “The Eleventh Eye,” is proof I came through in the clutch.
My hatred of job interviews should have convinced me to never be an actor. I’m not terribly smart.
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 …
Recognizing Traps in Pre-Production Article from ‘Compulsions’ creator Bernie Su on some of the traps his production easily could have fallen into. The theme here …
