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Christianity Gets a Bad Press in BBC Soap “Eastenders”

I am a big fan of Eastenders and love the character led storylines, and while I think Pastor Lucas has an intriguing and mysterious sickness in the head, I am getting a bit tired of seeing every committed Christian that appears in movies or TV films these days portrayed as a psycho. Certainly it happens in real life, that people just don't get what faith is all about and the will of God becomes a ball of confusion in their heads leading them to … [Read more...]

Average Feature Film Length – Independent Filmmaking Tips For Success

If you are just starting out to create your feature film you may have a lot of questions. Filmmakers tend to approach making a film in many different ways. Some of them use a script or a book, while others may just go with an idea off the top of their head. The question may come up regarding how long the average feature film length should be. A better question is how many pages of script is needed to make your film the length that you want it to … [Read more...]

Jon Jost, Independent Film-maker – 13 Fragments and 3 Narratives from Life

by The Library of Congress Jon Jost, independent film-maker. The early films3. 13 Fragments and 3 Narratives from LifeThe subject of '13 Fragments and 3 Narratives from Life' is a girl called Katya; not an actress playing a part, but an ordinary girl who has collaborated with Jost in making a film about herself. The film employs the form and techniques of a documentary, but what emerges is a three-way dialogue between Jost, Katya, and … [Read more...]

Best holiday movies & Christmas movies for iPad

Article by bellu su Christmas day is one of the busiest of the year for movie theaters; they are open shorter hours and have the same attendance as a busy weekend. This Christmas keep an eye on what is coming out, and know ahead of time what will be out.Wondering what to watch this holiday movie season? Check out our picks for the most noteworthy of flicks coming to a theater near you.List of best holiday movies 20101. Harry Potter and the … [Read more...]

UFO Phenomenon, Space Aliens and Filmmaking Technology

Article by Dan Hurley And he was far more than a bit awed by his findings. It looks the upper administration denied the occasion. But then a day later they changed their song and dance. In the end the higher muckety-mucks said...no way...this ain't no E.T....It really is just a strange weather conditions phenomenon.Shortly soon after Jon posted his thoughts on the world-broad-web, he acquired more focus than a cow in a swarm of flies. Jon … [Read more...]

Ranking the Films of Danny Boyle

Article by Brett S. British filmmaker Danny Boyle made his debut in 1994 with the dark comedy-thriller Shallow Grave, and since then, he's made his mark as one of the most interesting directors in the business. Normally choosing to work outside the Hollywood system, his daring persona is reflected through his ability to genre-hop and take great risks as a filmmaker. This uniqueness as well as his signature blend of hyperactive camerawork … [Read more...]

Filmmaking Training – Where, What, and How?

As with any career out there, filmmaking training, to be effective, need not be of the formal kind. Film school is not the be-all and the end-all of a career in film. There are other sources of knowledge, such as firsthand experience, befriending a filmmaker, joining workshops, reading a how-to book, making your own movie, or getting a job as a movie extra.All these will rack up experience points in the filmmaking industry. All you need is a … [Read more...]

Directing a Film – Learn How to Film Yourself

Learning how to direct and film your own movies does not have to take years of schooling. If you are wondering how you can learn to film your own movies, continue reading on. In this short article, we will give you a few ideas into what you need to do when directing your own film.When trying to direct a film, you need to come up with a script. This script will be your main plan on how your movie will turn out to be. Usually, this is the most time … [Read more...]

7 Low Budget Film Making Tips to Help You Make Your First No Budget Film

If you are considering getting into the movie making business, it is crucial to understand that low budget film making is the best place to start. Even if you are considering Film College, consider making your own no budget film before you even begin. This article gives you 7 low budget film making tips to help you make your first no budget film.Use A Camera You Already HaveThere is no sense in buying a big fancy Hollywood type of camera. Many B … [Read more...]

Online Resources for Independent Filmmakers

There are many resources for filmmakers, both online and offline. Schools, industry newspapers, books and websites all have good information and links to equipment or personnel you will need to create your film.The easiest and fastest way, besides using a film school or a book, is to search online. With the internet, a wealth of knowledge has sprung up, so you can learn anything from special effects to finding distribution. Here are some sites … [Read more...]