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- A Guide to Special Formatting Circumstances in Screenplays
NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 7 November, 2024) - Screenplays are living documents that are blueprints for movies. The more life we live, the more things we wind up wanting to put into scripts. But, screenplays and their format were invented before, and we see a lot of things every day. So, formatting has had to evolve over time... - Composer Jonathan Scott Friedman on How Music Adds to the Laughs in 'Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead' NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 6 November, 2024) - When I was a kid, I grew up with the cult classic, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead. It was the ultimate wish fulfillment movie; a story about kids thriving in a world without adults, and also learning some responsibility along the way. Well, BET has reimagined the film for...
- SWIT MONET Series Announced – 400W and 700W RGBWW Bright Soft Light Panels
CineD (Wednesday, 6 November, 2024) - SWIT has announced the launch of the MONET series, with two new RGBWW soft light panels: the MONET-400, a 1×1 panel delivering 400W, and the MONET-700, a 2×1 panel with an output of 700W. Both lights are aimed at studios and broadcast environments and share many of their features. SWIT Electronics,... - Dissociate From Election Anxiety With These 10 Punk Movies NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 6 November, 2024) - If you're like me, you use the vehicle of film as an outlet to escape the cumbersome and crushing weight of existence of the ever changing world around us. Watching a story that contextualizes the world in a way that's hopeful or life affirming makes all the scary stuff seem...
- Sometimes, You Have To Put On Your Thinking Cap, Literally NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 November, 2024) - In the summer of 2009, I lived in Ireland. My favorite place I went was Allihies, which is on the southern coast, near Cork City. When I was there, I bought a traditional Irish cap. It became one of the most important things I own, and an integral part of...
- VFX Supervisor Aaron Wright Dishes On the Time Travel Secrets of 'My Old Ass' NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 5 November, 2024) - There are so few movies that come out a year that charm me. Movies with their own charisma and presence are sometimes fewer and farther between than they ought to be. That being said, one of the movies that I connected with its charming charisma this year was My Old...
- Sony savings at Amazon Europe stores
SonyAlphaRumors (Monday, 4 November, 2024) - The past years I noticed that Amazon doesn’t follow the usual Sony rebate actions. But this time it’s different and all cameras and lenses got a huge discount. Just check out the general search pages at Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon ES, Amazon IT, Amazon NL. You will... - Tips for Achieving a Cinematic '90s Look on 'Mr. Crocket' NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 November, 2024) - Not only do films of the 1990’s feel different than ones released today, but they also look a lot different. Why is this? One of the major factors was the actual type of film that was used. Many movies in the 90’s were shot on vibrant film stocks that emphasized...
- Tips for Cinematically Achieving a 90s Look NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 November, 2024) - Not only do films of the 1990’s feel different than ones released today, but they also look a lot different. Why is this? One of the major factors was the actual type of film that was used. Many movies in the 90’s were shot on vibrant film stocks that emphasized...
- How 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Sound Designed the Afterlife NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 November, 2024) - Sound design is an art of film craft we don't give enough credit. Building a soundscape for any movie is a tough, nuanced role that can make or break the atmosphere and story for the audience if not handled with delicate care. So what if your building a soundscape for...
- How to Sound Design the Afterlife (And Evil Babies) NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 November, 2024) - Sound design is an art of film craft we don't give enough credit. Building a soundscape for any movie is a tough, nuanced role that can make or break the atmosphere and story for the audience if not handled with delicate care. So what if your building a soundscape for...
- Why Filmmakers Should Watch Nitrate Film Projections (and How They Can) NoFilmSchool (Friday, 1 November, 2024) - K.J. Relth-Miller, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' Director of Film Programs, was kind enough to speak with us ahead of the museum's upcoming screening of 1932 film Blonde Venus in 35mm nitrate. You probably have some awareness of the film stock, even if you're not on the cinematography side...
- Tips for Creating the Perfect Halloween-Themed Score NoFilmSchool (Thursday, 31 October, 2024) - Composers tend to find their niche genre and gravitate towards it whether it's horror, sci-fi, thriller, or action. For example, you aren’t going to find Danny Elfman doing too many romantic comedies these days. A subgenre that you don’t often hear a composer specializing in is Halloween music, but that’s...
- Three New Hybrid RF Lenses from Canon Are Here for Photo and Video Pros NoFilmSchool (Wednesday, 30 October, 2024) - While cameras might always get the most fanfare in the video and photo worlds, real ones will always recognize that major lens announcements are the most exciting announcements. (I mean, when was the last time Canon announced three new game-changing mirrorless cameras on the same day?) Regardless of how you...
- How Do You Keep a Film Moving When Your Protagonist Can't? NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 29 October, 2024) - Written by Josh Ethier, ACE The title page of T.J. Cimfel and David White's script held an ominous challenge for an editor. In huge, bold, black letters. DON'T MOVE. As an editor it's our job to keep things moving, to give the audience the necessary information for emotional impact but...
