Although the outtakes are awesome!
If it’s an intense scene, try to not crack jokes getting ready for it.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #86
It’s like being a superhero.
If you’re crewing, bring a pair of gloves. Even cheapo dollar store gloves.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #85
3D in a relatively painless fashion
Blender is a fine way to start producing 3-D and it’s free.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #84
Unless the price of gold skyrockets.
There’s usually a difference in quality between really, really cheap cables and reasonably priced cables.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #82
“Stable” means “tripod,” by the way.
You can use an ordinary digital camera as an animation camera, as long as you can set it for the proper resolution and remote-shutter it.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #81
But not all in the same closet, please.
Make sure your location has running water, sinks, toilets, garbage service, and toilet paper. If it doesn’t, you need to supply this yourself.
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Rose City Underground episode Earthsong to play at Portland Horror Film Festival
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rose City Underground episode Earthsong to play at Portland Horror Film Festival
Hellbender Media’s upcoming web series Rose City Underground explores a dark fantasy underpinning beneath the city of Portland. Its premiere episode Earthsong has been selected to play at the Portland Horror Film Festival.
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #80
Stretch those chewy hamstrings!
Before you do stunts or other physically demanding action, take a few minutes to stretch and limber up. There’s a reason zombie hunters do it!
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Low-Budget Filmmaking Tip #79
Bingo! A spiny pee fish!
Please don’t ever have a character say “We’ve got company” to announce the arrival of monsters, bad guys, or other undesirables. You can do better. Likewise, “Bingo!” should probably never be used outside of the actual bingo parlor context.
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