Some are great reference guides, while others are great for motivation. The books we’ve listed below have been incredibly influential in the projects we’ve worked on. An excellent and insightful look into all filmmaking processes. Everything from tiny indie films from Sundance, to major Hollywood releases. As films and television are released, Apple Stores around the world host their makers to talk about inspiration and execution. Though the podcast is a bit thin and redundant at times, it’s a great foundation and gateway to the rest of his works on the subject! He’s your man on the ground floor of film audience building and sustaining yourself as an independent artist.Īpple’s own answer to Inside the Actor’s Studio. Ever the advocate for selling one’s own work, Brubaker is motivational and insightful. Jason Brubaker is emerging as an important voice in independent film distribution. All the stuff they don’t teach you in film school! This is an excellent tool for filmmakers of any level to gain a window into the business of making movies, from raising money, to hiring notable cast (even as a first-timer), to packaging and selling the final product. Like The Business, it’s great for current trends and news in the industry, specifically for TV. The Spin-off is a lot like The Business, but it’s specifically for what’s trending in the television world. It is a great resource for getting up to speed quickly on what is current in Hollywood & the film industry. It’s a great podcast for covering current events and trends in the film industry, something we don’t do too often here. It’s a weekly podcast that focuses on the business end of the film industry, and there are always great nuggets you can pull.
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It’s the podcast I started listening to during my long hours working on my first TV show.
If you’re working long hours and don’t have a ton of time to read books or an industry paper, they’re GREAT to get information while you’re multitasking. Podcasts have been essential for us when we were getting to know the industry.
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There’s a great seven day free trial so you can check it out before you get going. It’s great for teaching yourself pretty much anything – audio, video, design, animation – you name it, they got it.
We reference Lynda a lot throughout our site. If you live somewhere you can’t go to the event live, we recommend the DVDs. Quentin Tarantino didn’t go to film school, but he did take this course right before he pulled off Reservoir Dogs. We were both pretty broke at the time, but it was totally worth it. We drove ten hours each way from Portland to San Francisco, stayed in a sketchy hostel for a weekend, just to go to the course live. Yes, there is only so much you can learn in two days, but the two day film school is definitely worth your time and money. These have been the most helpful with filmmaking, building a digital presence, and connecting with our audience. If you look nowhere else on the page, check out these links. If you purchase a product through a link, thank you! BEST OF Please note, that these are products and services that we’ve used and continue to use personally. We strongly suggest bookmarking this page (hit CMD + D now!), for easy access in the future.ĭisclaimer about this page: some of the links below are affiliate links, which means we earn a commission if you purchase the product through the link.
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We’ll refer often to this reference page throughout the site, and will update it as technology evolves. We know it’s difficult when you’re looking for the best filmmaking books, equipment, software, and information, so we’ve put together a list of our favorites – broken out by relevant sections. Technology is constantly becoming faster and cheaper and the tools you need to create and share your stories are at your fingertips. There is more opportunity for filmmakers than ever before.
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