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Short Films 101

How to Make A Short Film and Launch your Filmmaking Career
Levy, Frederick (Book - 2004)
Short Films 101


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Shoot it. Promote It. Sell It. And Make It -- In Hollywood.Creating a great short film and getting it in front of the right people can jump-start a career in Hollywood. This is the book that shows every aspiring filmmaker how to do it. This authoritative handbook offers a step-by-step guide through the

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Shoot it. Promote It. Sell It. And Make It -- In Hollywood.Creating a great short film and getting it in front of the right people can jump-start a career in Hollywood. This is the book that shows every aspiring filmmaker how to do it. This authoritative handbook offers a step-by-step guide through the entire creative process of shooting your short, as well as expert advice from established filmmakers, and a final game plan for promoting and selling the film once you've got it in the can.••Concept: What's your big idea? Sources of inspiration. Telling a memorable story.•Budget: Discount directing; Raising the cash. Shorts budgets revealed.•Equipment: Film stocks. Getting the most gear for your money. Film vs Digital Video•Crew: Who'll work for free. Hiring who you know. Rallying the troops.•Cast: Where your star search begins. Working with SAG. Managing a small production.•Action!: Scheduling for dollars. Bargaining for locations. Making the most of what you have.•Marketing/Distribution: Film festivals. Ancillary markets. Guerilla marketing. Landing the deal•Plus: A list of film schools, Oscar-winning shorts, and a selection of short-film festivals. Actual short-film budgets, sample scripts, and shooting schedules. A helpful short-film glossary.

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Author: Levy, Frederick
Title: Short films 101
how to make a short film and launch your filmmaking career
Publisher: Perigee
Alternate Title: Short films one hundred one
Imprint: New York : - Perigee
Pages: 268
Edition: Perigree trade pbk ed
ISBN: 0399529497
Language: English
Notes: 1. Getting started : why make a short film? -- 2. Concept : telling a great story -- 3. Budget : how to spend the money -- 4. Equipment : the tools you'll need -- 5. Crew : the people who will help you achieve your vision -- 6. Cast : finding actors to bring your script to life -- 7. Action : the set comes to life once the camera rolls -- 8. Post-production : everything after wrap! -- 9. Marketing : coming soon to a theater near you -- 10. Distribution : getting your film to the right people -- 11. Landing the deal : let the hard work pay off -- Conclusion : famous last words.
Statement of responsibility: Frederick Levy
Characteristics: xv, 268 p. ;,23 cm.
Author (Original Script): Levy, Frederick
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