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Have you ever watched a film and felt drawn into it right away? Often times, you subconsciously react to scenes based on the colors alone. Colors in film are used to evoke emotions and even the slightest change in hues can alter the way the audience responds to the scenes. Read more…

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The subtext of these four principles is this: There is a narrative connection between the Protagonist and the Antagonist (I prefer the term Nemesis). It’s not a random choice, at least with good Nemesis figures. And this is where I go deeper into the subject. Read more…

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If you’re a Producer or 1st AD, then you’re no stranger to script breakdowns. The process of marking a script occurs to highlight elements of a screenplay that relate to specific production departments. This is done before production begins as it can affect the order of your shooting schedule. Read more…

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While the 1st AD (First Assistant Director) is often seen as the person who controls the schedule and logistics on set, the 2nd AD (Second Assistant Director) is just as essential in ensuring a well operated set. Read more…

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Creating any type of video content, no matter the scale, is a haphazard collision of personalities, personal processes, software incompatibility, Excel spreadsheets, paperwork and miscommunication. As an entrepreneur and filmmaker, I live at the crossroads of both worlds. Read more…

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We had a chance to interview 1st AD Alex Stein to discuss how to make a call sheet. In this article (and video), Alex Stein will break down all the components that should be included in a standard call sheet for film and television. Read more…

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Assistant Directors are one of the most valuable crew members on a production. Your AD is responsible for on-set communication, department coordination, maintaining the shooting schedule, conflict resolution and safety. Want to become a better AD on set? Follow these 13 principles to fast-track yourself. Read More…

 

Like many production roles, First Assistant Directors have a variety of responsibilities on set. While not every production project type requires a 1st AD, if you are working on a narrative project, then this story is for you. Read more…

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Like many production roles, First Assistant Directors have a variety of responsibilities on set. While not every production project type requires a 1st AD, if you are working on a narrative project, then this story is for you. Read more…

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Stress can bring out the worst in people, and when you have to work with difficult personalities on set, a production can can go south quickly. So what’s the best way to work with challenging people on set? Read More…

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So your script is done, and you are about to begin the script breakdown process for production. In order for the script to import correctly into scheduling software, you must review the script for formatting errors. In this article, we’ll review some of the most common culprits. Read more…

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When serial entrepreneur and filmmaker Robert Kiraz met producer Darya Danesh, they found common ground grousing about the call sheet process for confirming talent and crew. Thus was Studio Binder born. Read more…

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