Limitations are probably the last thing you want when you are making a film, but if you embrace them, then you could end up making something truly creative. A few weeks ago, I shared how I made a short film using a toy camera. Today, let's talk about a common theme we all run into as filmmakers: limitations. My latest short, The Elevator, is a prime example of how you can use limitations to your advantage. It was made with no budget, no crew, and no actors. I filmed it entirely by myself in a single (very tiny) location with nothing but a GoPro. But none of that would matter unless people didn’t actually enjoy it. And fortunately, they did. So in this article, I will break down how I did it, what I learned from the experience, and leave you with some key takeaways that you can apply for your next project. But first, check out the short. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 28 May, 2021