
FilmFellas - webisode 3
10 months ago
“Content is King”
Cast One: Steve Weiss, Philip Bloom, Peter Hawley, Steve DaDouche
The four course webisodic meal is almost over, but the film chatter is far from complete. Finishing their conversation about the benefits of the internet for new filmmakers, the Fellas move in a new direction in webisode three, “Content is King”. They begin to breakdown the pros and cons of the using the net as a tool to evolve productions, whether to buy or rent equipment and how to differentiate yourself as a newcomer in the film industry. When it comes down to solving the secret of how to launch your successful career on the internet, Steve Weiss has one answer “It’s called being good!”
Be sure to continue savoring the film flavor and watch webisode three, “Content is King”. Subscribe at filmfellas.tv or iTunes and immediately be informed when new shows arrive. The first series of FilmFellas cast one conclude and will be paying the check on February 15th with their fourth and final webisode. On March 1st a whole new cast arrives for dinner. Steve Weiss does a complete 180 and invites three very influential filmmakers to dinner, Joe Swanberg, Kris Williams and Susan Buice.
Cast One: Steve Weiss, Philip Bloom, Peter Hawley, Steve DaDouche
The four course webisodic meal is almost over, but the film chatter is far from complete. Finishing their conversation about the benefits of the internet for new filmmakers, the Fellas move in a new direction in webisode three, “Content is King”. They begin to breakdown the pros and cons of the using the net as a tool to evolve productions, whether to buy or rent equipment and how to differentiate yourself as a newcomer in the film industry. When it comes down to solving the secret of how to launch your successful career on the internet, Steve Weiss has one answer “It’s called being good!”
Be sure to continue savoring the film flavor and watch webisode three, “Content is King”. Subscribe at filmfellas.tv or iTunes and immediately be informed when new shows arrive. The first series of FilmFellas cast one conclude and will be paying the check on February 15th with their fourth and final webisode. On March 1st a whole new cast arrives for dinner. Steve Weiss does a complete 180 and invites three very influential filmmakers to dinner, Joe Swanberg, Kris Williams and Susan Buice.
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My production ‘Behind the Night’ was weeks of pre-production planning on scripts, actors auditions, scouting locations, agreements and permissions to film. You are right on the money when you say that a lot of time and effort goes into telling a story. Not to mentioned storyboarding, a plan of shots, lighting. For me the production before hand is everything.
Today it is so easy to go out and shoot but with a little planning you can create a fantastic production that other people can relate too. Then not forgetting everything can be made so much better in the editing process but if you don’t have the right take and shots it doesn’t matter and you will never make it any better.
So well done in what I can say is truly very good words of advice for all those budding filmmakers. Listen up everyone out there because these guys are giving away invaluable advice for free.
Best wishes
Mark
londonmarkfilms.com
Give them garbage, they go away.
REMEMBER:
Take care of the client and the money will follow
there is a lot of junk
you don't need stuff to make you films look good
Cinema is interesting in that, similar to music, it dynamically shifts between art and entertainment. Hollywood delivers both types of films, and the best films are a mixture of both. Inevitably, strong story and performance will prevail as they always have.
Great discussion!
Reminds me of Dinner for Five.
Wish I had a group of filmmaking buddies I could hang out with taking about filmmaking.
I think a great topic for your next FilmFellas would be about Film School and why someone should, or shouldn't go to one.... I already have an opinion, I just think it'd be cool to hear your guys' views.
I like to download clips and watch them on my TV (via WD's cool little WD HD unit), rather than on the computer.
TIA.
I just wanna say thanks for making these downloadable. I'm renaming them mp4's and throwing them on the PS3 and watching them on my Sony Bravia where they look great!