How to develop a project for a web series or Netflix. How to reduce your TV or Film budget by rewriting scenes in a cost-effective way. How to build a draft schedule to assess your feature film or television project at an early stage without hiring an Assistant-Director or Line Producer. These are some of the many subjects you will discover in this filmmaking category.
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A great book set for new film producers covering the key aspects of any production: Scheduling, Budgeting and Co-Producing |
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A great selection of books for New Producers, covering the key aspects of any production: Scheduling, Budgeting, Co-Producing and Financing. |
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$5.95 Tagging your script using Final Draft® Tags ModeA step-by-step guide to breaking down a script using Final Draft® script writing software. It will also give you many useful tips to create a very complete breakdown before exporting all your data into Movie Magic Scheduling. |
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$5.95 A step-by-step guide to creating a preliminary production scheduleThis book will give you a complete step-by-step method on how to create a shooting schedule from scratch, using the most popular film pre-production software Movie Magic Scheduling 6. |
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$9.95 A comprehensive step-by-step guidance to create your own first scheduleWhether you are an AD, a director or a producer, the guide "Creating a Shooting Schedule" offers a comprehensive step-by-step plan to create a solid, rough shooting schedule and measure the feasibility of any film project. |
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$9.95 How to Create a Realistic Budget for any Type of FilmsThis book will help you comprehend the philosophy behind creating a film budget and how film budgets are articulated. |
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$9.95 Rewriting your scene in a cost-effective wayThis guide helps any screenwriter, director or producer to identify expensive scenes in a screenplay and suggests ways to rewrite them in a cost-effective way whilst preserving the essence of each scene of the script. |
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FREE! Writing and Producing has dramatically changedThe "Developing the TV Streaming Series" guide takes you through the key elements that any filmmaker must know when developing TV series and films for online streaming services from the standpoint of the writer and producer.
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FREE! And it may just lead to bigger things...This guide explains how to write, create and produce a web series and look at ways they can take you, the filmmaker, to the next level in your writing and producing careers. |
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$4.95 Working with a film music composerWhether you are a director or a producer, the "Music for Film & Television" guide takes you through the process of working with a film music composer to understand they way the work and enhance your creative collaboration. |
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$5.95 A guide to Film Scoring for FilmmakersThe “Scoring Chain” guide is designed for any director or producer looking for a music composer. It is a collection of experience-based methods that have been proven to work successfully . |
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FREE! A presentation of the jobs Above-the lineThe guide "Who's Who on Set: Above-the-line" focuses on the jobs involved in the creative direction of the project: producers, directors, screenwriters and actors. |
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FREE! Jobs description in the Production DepartmentThis guide focuses on the key jobs which make the Directing, Camera and Lighting departments the cornerstone of any Film and TV production. |
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FREE! Jobs description in the Art, VFX, Location and Sound Department.The guide "Who's Who on Set: Below-the-line (Part 3)" focuses on all the talented crew members involved in the Art, Sound, Location and VFX departments. |
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FREE! Jobs description in the Directing, Camera & Light DepartmentsThe guide "Who's Who on Set: Below-the-line (Part 2)" focuses on the various roles in the Production department. |