Check out our new resource for documentary filmmakers that covers everything from funding opportunities to online video platforms to “engagement” strategists you can hire for your film.
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Marc Schiller of BOND360 explains his company’s approach to independent distributing.
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Executive producers from the National Film Board of Canada’s interactive division give Murmur’s Hal Seigel an in-depth look into the process behind recent projects A Journal of Insomnia and Bear 71.
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Liz Nord provides five major takeaways from Tribeca Film Institute’s 2013 Interactive Day, providing insights for filmmakers who are exploring the digital space for storytelling.
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NFB producer Hugues Sweeney tells Liz Nord about Journal of Insomnia, an installation and web documentary featured at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival’s Storyscapes exhibit in New York City this weekend.
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MediaStorm provides a comprehensive look at their three-camera setup for interviews, outlining their camera, audio, and light layouts.
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HTML5 video export settings to maximize compatibility across the most popular browsers.
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In 2012, Thom Powers of Stranger Than Fiction gave his biggest tips for filmmakers on Twitter, covering the basics while also providing some great strategy pointers.
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Editing isn’t just about whether you use FCP or Avid. An artful editor understands the theory and history that came before her. This list provides an introduction to editing philosophy and theory for all aspiring editors.
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Learn about the 6 Stages of Editing As A Film Director from Elliot Grove via Raindance Film Festival.
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Only the Young
May 20, 2013
6:30 pm
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Join the Chattanooga Film Society for a free screening of Only the Young, the first film in a Summer 2013 POV-themed series. For more information, call 423-266-3766.
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