Social media isn't just for promotion. It's a way to connect with fellow filmmakers and potential collaborators. If you're someone involved or even interested in the arts, there's a good chance you're active on social media. Why shouldn't you be? When it comes to the filmmaking community, the ways you can engage are endless. Whether following your favorite filmmakers, movie news sites, festival deadlines, local arthouses, camera companies, or even One Perfect Shot, the endless cycle of announcements (and occasional distractions) stream endlessly through the daily newsfeeds of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more. You may wonder how this can help you, career-wise. While the paths are numerous—be social on social media!—Matt Workman of Cinematography Database recently teamed with KitSplit to break down the simplest ways to establish a real human interaction with the filmmaking community. Always remember that attempting to get your work seen and, in the process, establishing relationships with fellow collaborators, should be a sincere and positive effort. Here are some ways to accomplish this. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 22 June, 2018