A Filmmaker's Life
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| Blog Name: | A Filmmaker's Life |
| Url: | http://filmmakerslife.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | filmmaking, film, movies |
| Description: | So, you wanna be a filmmaker, eh? Find out what it's really like to live the life of a fiercely independent filmmaker from award-winning filmmaker and Filmmakers Alliance founder, Jacques Thelemaque. A regular catalogue of anecdotes, insights, nightmares, facts, fictions, tips, tricks, cautionary tales and more.... |
| Popularity: | 114 Followers |
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The DIY life
I went to the latest LA DIY Days conference (http://diydays.com/) at the Downtown Independent Theater (a VERY cool venue, by the way) late last week. And, as usual with these new media-type things, I left with my head spinning.It was organized by a bunch of wonderful peeps I know headed by the very cool, very smart filmmaker Lance Weiler, who is a bit of a
I went to the latest LA DIY Days conference (http://diydays.com/) at the Downtown Independent Theater (a VERY cool venue, by the way) late last week. And, as usual with these new media-type things, I left with my head spinning.It was organized by a bunch of wonderful peeps I know headed by the very cool, very smart filmmaker Lance Weiler, who is a bit of a
End Of The Year To-Do List
1. Make a to-do list. 2. Continue fundraising for Filmmakers Alliance (FA). 3. Continue working on our gargantuan secret web project. 4. Finish re-conceiving the new FA with Amanda and the FA board. 5. Continue working on the Ultimate Filmmaker Competition. 6. Shop for and cook an amazing Thanksgiving meal for my Mom and Dad and various friends. 7. Finish planning/organizing the big B-Day party on Dec. 12th. 8. Submit my new short "My Last Day On Earth" to more film festivals. 9. Keep working (albeit incrementally) on my new script. 10. Write the bible for my spec cable series idea. 11. Plan
1. Make a to-do list. 2. Continue fundraising for Filmmakers Alliance (FA). 3. Continue working on our gargantuan secret web project. 4. Finish re-conceiving the new FA with Amanda and the FA board. 5. Continue working on the Ultimate Filmmaker Competition. 6. Shop for and cook an amazing Thanksgiving meal for my Mom and Dad and various friends. 7. Finish planning/organizing the big B-Day party on Dec. 12th. 8. Submit my new short "My Last Day On Earth" to more film festivals. 9. Keep working (albeit incrementally) on my new script. 10. Write the bible for my spec cable series idea. 11. Plan
More hope from Hope....
Here are two more posts from Ted Hope. I know you all can just go to his blog, but just in case you are too foolish to go there on a regular basis, I will continue posting some key posts of his here.... The Twenty New Rules: What we all MUST TRY to do prior to shooting I am prepping a new film with the shortest amount of time I have ever had to prep a movie. It is also one of the more ambitious projects I have been involved in. There is so much
Here are two more posts from Ted Hope. I know you all can just go to his blog, but just in case you are too foolish to go there on a regular basis, I will continue posting some key posts of his here.... The Twenty New Rules: What we all MUST TRY to do prior to shooting I am prepping a new film with the shortest amount of time I have ever had to prep a movie. It is also one of the more ambitious projects I have been involved in. There is so much
The State Of Media
My friend Brian Newman discussing the State Of Media and being the smart, articulate, insightful guy that he is....
My friend Brian Newman discussing the State Of Media and being the smart, articulate, insightful guy that he is....
BETTER LIVING THROUGH FILMMAKING
Tips on how to be a successful filmmaker during the recession.(reprinted from Filmmaker Magazine - http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/fall2009/successful-filmmaker.php)By Esther B. Robinson What do you do when all the news is bad news? Layoffs, bank collapses, credit constriction. Gloom is the swine flu of our media ecosystem, and it's hard to ward off infection and hysteria. Our economy's become a dark, frigid sea that we're supposed to distance swim without instruction or a shore in sight. So what does that mean for us as creative individuals? First
Tips on how to be a successful filmmaker during the recession.(reprinted from Filmmaker Magazine - http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/fall2009/successful-filmmaker.php)By Esther B. Robinson What do you do when all the news is bad news? Layoffs, bank collapses, credit constriction. Gloom is the swine flu of our media ecosystem, and it's hard to ward off infection and hysteria. Our economy's become a dark, frigid sea that we're supposed to distance swim without instruction or a shore in sight. So what does that mean for us as creative individuals? First
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