With the release of the trailer for Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, DT Guest muses (rants) about dialogue.
Liam is back after working on some impressive music video projects and he's been checking out mobile video editing on the iPhone 4. Check out his impressions of iMovie.
"Only you can prevent re-makes, by not going to see them" Total Recall is up for a re-make, David asks the question WHY!
Ashok is back with Part 2 of his take on the loss of the UK Film Council. While he's still for saving the UKFC in this post he writes about
Great news filmmakers YouTube is upping its time limit from 10 to 15 minutes! No more 'YouTube' special edits!
Ashok, our resident film student, gives a personal analysis of the recent demise of the UK Film Council.
Young Mr Baker gives a very passionate analysis of Paul Greengress' choice of angles in the Bourne films and the effect this has subsequently had on action scenes.
Chris has been working on a project to secure film finance for the lost Stanley Kubrick scripts. Here Chris details how things have gone and the challenges a project like
Ashok Baker makes a welcome return to Filmmaker-Blog after his first year at uni, with a personal take on Chris Morris' black comedy 'Four Lions'.
Liam Treacy puts the short film game on hold and gives us the low-down on his first time making a music video.
Chris Abbott gives a frank run down of the next possible steps a filmmaker can make after making their short film.
(Three One Two) Productions has released Far, a series of eight thematically and visually connected videos set to music from indie rock band Filligar's most recent album, “Near or Far.”
After working on the short film dvd series Capture Anthologies, Chris gives an overview of the short film release market.
Chris opens the floodgates for suggestions of high profile directors for a independent UK feature film. To shoot high or go for a new face? Answers on a postcard -
