Jill Godley talks about how she made a short film with a $0 budget in today’s blog, from finding a crew to resources to writing the script and more. www.stage32.com/blog/how-i-made-a-short-film-with-a-0-budget-4013
Jill Godley talks about how she made a short film with a $0 budget in today’s blog, from finding a crew to resources to writing the script and more. www.stage32.com/blog/how-i-made-a-short-film-with-a-0-budget-4013
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Hey, Dan MaxXx. "$0 budget" is an expression. It means really cheap/really micro-budget.
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I've done "zero budget" shorts, as we had all the gear, etc. But my zero budget did have a few expenses as I had a simple coffee set up with fruit, muffins, donuts, water, Gatorade, and sodas. Plus I paid for lunch. Crew of three, cast of three. If they show up the least you can do is feed them as it's "fuel" to keep them going.
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Totally agree, Lindbergh E Hollingsworth - you have to feed the cast and crew, especially if they are working for free.