We’ve recently been asked to provide a sample critique that our students get from our teachers. Below is the the first review one of our students received from one of our teachers on their first screenwriting assignment. For privacy reasons we are not publishing the film title or the script, but you can read the [...]
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Best Video Camera Under $1000
Independent filmmakers are often uncertain when they enter the market for a new camcorder. They become more skeptical when looking for a camcorder for under $1000 becuase gimmicky camcorder options like “100X zoom” or “film look” clog the marketplace. However, you can get many high performance video cameras for under $1000. While it’s true you [...]
Jag35 pro Review: Depth of Field (DOF) Adapter For Your Video Camera
Lights Film School recently acquired a Jag35pro 35mm depth of field adapter. We’ve been testing the lens adapter now for the last week and we thought we would post our review for our students and blog readers. The reason we think this review is important is because depth of field (DOF) adapters allows independent filmmakers [...]
Tadcast: Product Placement in Independent Films
Lights Film School recently had the opportunity to sit down with the people at Tadcast and speak with them about their vision for their new company that seeks to help filmmakers finance their productions through the use of strategic product placement in their online videos. You can now earn considerable revenue through product placement without [...]
