filmmaking.net Blog Archive
Flixfling Introduces Indiefling Channel for Independent Filmmakers
By Taryn Porrazza, posted 29 September 2011
Streaming movie service FlixFling introduces a new channel on its site dedicated to films submitted by independent filmmakers. The channel, dubbed IndieFling, will showcase these films and make them available for rental or purchase by any FlixFling user.
How To: Filmmaking Techniques, Camera Angles and Basic Shots
By Brian Jalbert Jr., posted 29 September 2011
Brian Jalbert from Iyrus Entertainment TV shows you some Filmmaking Techniques, Camera Angles and Basic Shots.
Montana Film Office to Give Away $20k in 'Pitch the 406' Contest
By Lori Warden, posted 25 September 2011
Winner to get $20,000 in production equipment and services to film movie in Montana.
DIY: How to make inexpensive cheap homemade LIGHT STANDS (PVC)
By Brian Jalbert Jr., posted 21 August 2011
Brian Jalbert Jr. from Iyrus Entertainment TV spills the beans on quick and dirty alternatives to expensive filmmaking gear. In this episode, lighting stands get the DIY treatment.
An Innovative Approach to Royalty-Free Music and Sound FX for Your Project
By Benjamin Craig, posted 8 August 2011
The web is awash with purveyors of low-cost, royalty free music and sound effects libraries, at almost every level of quality. It's therefore hard to cut through the crowd to find quality clips, tunes, and samples which suit your project and aren't going to break the bank in the process.
DIY: How to make a cheap BOOM POLE and SHOCK MOUNT
By Brian Jalbert Jr., posted 4 August 2011
Brian Jalbert Jr. from Iyrus Entertainment TV spills the beans on quick and dirty alternatives to expensive filmmaking gear. In this episode, the boom poles and microphone shock mounts get the DIY treatment.
POINTS OF INTEREST: How Drugs, Rock and Roll and No Sex Made a Movie
By Jon Salimes, posted 2 August 2011
Lets start with the end of the story first. It was the tenth day; the final day. Actually, it was technically the eleventh day. We had been driving for almost 18 hours straight, a bee-line from Easthampton, Massachusetts back to our home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.