Guerilla film-making guides?

[Baddox]

Does anyone know any good websites or books with easy-to-read guerilla film-making guides. I'm talking about (relatively) cheap ways to do lighting, make green screens, boom poles, etc. Thanks so much.

 

[coolhandz]

Instructions for a green screen were posted on this site a little while ago...
here is a link to the post...
http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=6629

 

[knightly]

I'll pimp my site here:
http://www.yafiunderground.com

Under current > how-to's

I'll be redesigning the site soon to move the how to's out to the main level of the site. I'm also working on a turn-key directing/cinematographer tutorial for absolute beginners with an inkling of desire to make movies:

http://www.yafiunderground.com/tutorials/index.html

 

[Baddox]

Thanks guys, I'll check both of those links out.

 

[arcnaver]

Ok, i hear this all the time, what does it mean? Just low budget filming?

 

[knightly]

Guerilla filmmaking is filmmaking at any (non-monetary) cost. Doing whatever it takes to get the shot you need (often whithout concern for legality or safety), Using what you have available to you, solving problems creatively rather than throwing money at it. Low budget film seems to be a result of guerilla filmmaking. It's become quite buzzterm now, but I think it still rings true with many low-budget filmmakers.

 

[arcnaver]

thank you

 

[Boz Uriel]

Page slap

www.elitevideo.com

 

[arcnaver]

Nice!
looking at it now.