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I think beginning directors should always storyboard their projects. Plan, Plan. Plan. When you get to those physical locations and perhaps your plan needs adjustment, your DP might notice before you do. Also it's easier to convey details like push in, or transition to 3 person shot in a...

Spot on. Most beginning filmmakers forget that a faster or normal frame rate makes syncing incredibly difficult. So it does matter. No offense, but I'd listen to this guy.

I went to film school. Loved it. Am I in debt, yes but c'est la vie. I wanted a degree. Did I make connections, yes a ton. Still call on them when I want to shoot projects. There is a lot more to learning to make films than just watching them obsessively. I'd check out this site for more...

Well it is Oscar Season... So the last five films I watched were: Django Unchained: A I have to say this is probably Tarantino's best screenplay. I love Spaghetti Westerns and this one was pure awesome sauce. Lincoln: A Ok so Daniel Day Lewis is a genius. We know this. I especially...

I'm a 30something screenwriter and art collective founder in San Diego. The Collective I plan on using as my personal art department once we're ready to start shooting. I also tutor screenwriting students and review films on my blog.