In this Filmmaking Stuff Podcast episode, you'll learn the essentials of producing a movie with the leanest team possible.
Tom Malloy takes you through filming a simple scene like a family dinner, demonstrating how you can achieve cinematic quality regardless of your budget.
You'll understand the importance of critical roles such as the director-cum-camera operator and audio, and how to handle lighting effectively even with minimal hands on deck.
This episode is about maximizing efficiency and quality with a skeleton crew, teaching you to focus on what matters - the final product on screen.
Ideal for filmmakers working with tight budgets, this session will equip you with practical skills and insights to make your film project a success.
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Micro-Budget Movies: Rise Of the Backyard Blockbuster
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Navigating AFM with Tom Molloy
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