“Wild Lines:” Getting Your ADR During Production
Travis Mills discusses the value of “wild lines” in filmmaking to ensure Automated Dialog Replacement is as seamless as possible.
Finding the Fountain Pen of Youth
There’s a publication opportunity many writers overlook— stories for children and teens. E.J. LeRoy profiles ten organizations that accept work for youth.
A Case for Working a Job You Don’t Love
Office jobs have taken writer Zakiya Kassam out of a constant state of transit—here she offers other benefits to working a job you don’t love.
7 Ways To Cast a Film On A Budget
Veronika Claghorn offers seven tips to ensure you get the best actors possible for your film, even if you cast a film on a budget.
There’s No Such Thing as a Blog Post
Stephanie Loomis Pappas offers advice on using genre to improve blog ptiches, submitted content, revisions, new writing, and websites.
Meet Cameo Wood, AT&T Film Awards Emerging Filmmaker
Check out an interview with Cameo Wood, who won an emerging filmmaker prize as part of the 2018 AT&T Film Awards and was honored at AT&T SHAPE.
7 Reasons to Join a Photo Collective
As Joe Flood observes, by forming a photo collective, photographers can pool their talents and expertise to make a larger impact.
8 Tips For Marketing Your Film Production
Actor, writer, and filmmaker Jackie Jorgenson offers eight fun and effective strategies for marketing your film production.
Submittable + Skillshare = A Free Online Class for Writers
Submittable recently partnered with Skillshare to create a free class on submission and publishing. Here’s an interview with instructor Rachel Mindell.