What they don't teach you at film school 161 strategies for making your own movie no matter what
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Hyperion,
c2000.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Everything you need to know
- The sign you've been searching for
- If all you really want to do is direct, what are you waiting for?
- Napkins, stoplights, and showers
- Fix the script, the rest will follow
- Sultans, dentists and Uncle Al
- It's the budget stupid
- Get the rights or get a lawyer
- Hustling
- Hype, for cheap
- Friends, enemies, lovers, and thieves
- It's a sad dog who can't wag its own tail
- Getting through the most terrible, wonderful few weeks of your life so far
- the road trip test
- Hire the actors with the shiniest shoes
- The emperor's parade
- Donuts, red vines, and keeping the crew together: the care and feeding of the set
- Grace under pressure: directing under fire
- Sex, lies, and 16mm
- Don't make things more difficult than they are
- Location, location, location
- The lost, the stolen, and the broken
- How I learned to stop worrying and love the sound
- Uses for duct tape and other quick fixes
- Don't leave the set without it
- Don't wait until the mix to fix it
- Point(er)s of distribution
- One or two more things before the lights come up
- Do it again.
