
Stage 32 is giving away 55 FREE scripts from this year’s top nominated movies for The Oscars, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and BAFTAs for you to read and study! Get the scripts here: https://mailchi.mp/stage32/oscarscripts...
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Stage 32 is giving away 55 FREE scripts from this year’s top nominated movies for The Oscars, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and BAFTAs for you to read and study! Get the scripts here: https://mailchi.mp/stage32/oscarscripts...
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Stage 32’s founder and CEO, Richard “RB” Botto, shares two videos in today’s blog.
In the first video, Every Frame a Painting explores the critical thought process behind camera placement.
In the second video, RB breaks down why embracing a multi-hyphenate mindset can be your greatest asset, how to...
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Storyboarding is more than just planning - it's a powerful creative tool.
Here are 5 benefits:
1. Visual Clarity : Helps visualise complex scenes before shooting.
2. Efficient Communication : Ensures everyone on set shares same the vision.
3. Timer Saver : Prepares the team for every shot, saving precio...
Expand postThanks for sharing your perspective. You make a great point—flexibility is crucial, especially in low-budget productions. Floorplans can definitely be a practical alternative, partic...
Expand commentA moving storyboard drawn and animated is best. You can basically visualize the complete movie as a director and can even include sound and music. But storyboarding and animating is expensive. So if y...
Expand commentHi Willem Elzenga , You’re absolutely right—a moving storyboard is best. By the end of February, a tool I know will release a rapid storyboarding feature using AI to quickly generate visuals, whether...
Expand commentIndeed professional storyboarding can be expensive but often it's so very helpful. For a quick-and-easy approach I've also used stock figures and drawn-in camera angles that I did myself. They've alwa...
Expand commentHi Pamela Jaye Smith, Great point! Quick DIY approaches can be so effective for clear communication. If you could add any feature to a storyboarding tool, what would make the biggest difference for yo...
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The close up shot. I was in the studio recording some tracks for a film score. C4 Films. The director came into the recording studio, while I was recording for the film, and took this shot. It was for the main title/rolling credits before the start of the film. Was playing a Tele for this session, a...
Expand postWow, what a powerful collaborative experience captured on image. I have no doubt the film will be beautiful. Be sure to put some clips of the score of your profile so we can hear it!
Thank you, Amanda and Debbie. It was a shot from a video that the director shot. Video footage. I have it in my music reel, but I am going to see if I can find the footage itself and repost it . The f...
Expand commentWhat a great collaboration! I bet this is very exciting for you and a great way to exercise your musical talents!
Thanks, Sam. It was a fun/great session. A few years ago. Definitely. Before, I played in bands, did solo gigs and session work. Never thought about doing music for film or theater, but it fell into m...
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"Filmmaker Andrei Zinca sits down with our Dev Shapiro to talk about his feature film SO, WHAT'S FREEDOM?. The film tells a story about how the lives and perspectives of a group of people drastically change when they are forced into exile. Told from a present day perspective, this story of love, sur...
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Get ready for another exciting Stage 32 Community Wrap-Up this Friday at 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET with Stage 32's Head of Community, Ashley Smith, and Community Manager / Writer's Room Producer, Kay Ross!
We'll be covering all the amazing things happening right here on Stage 32 – from upcoming events...
Expand postIf you missed today's Instagram Live, you can watch the full video HERE: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFOE8lWyVLz/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&......
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During Inland Empire (2006). https://youtu.be/ZSZFMV86qtI?si=x3j5fBKaKR1M3-uF
Very much like Picasso (albeit a better behaved person), Lynch emphasized maintaining the connection to one's childhood imagination as a path to creative wonder ad success. Man, the dude was cool.
That's incredible, Richard Mark Bazley!
Thank you so much Maurice Vaughan . I have written article on LinkedIn as a tribute to David Lynch and you can see a few more paintings here https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/thank-you-david-being-richar...
Expand commentYou're welcome, Richard Mark Bazley. Wonderful tribute and paintings! You said, “His films I have discovered are like an onion (he would prefer to say doughnut!) multilayered and complex.” That’s one...
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Independent filmmaking is thriving - here are 5 trends indie filmmakers should watch:
1.Crowdfunding : A growing way to maintain creative control and connected with audiences.
2.Micro-Budget Creativity: More filmmakers are creating impactful films on limited budgets.
3.Festival Streaming: Digital festi...
Expand postHi, Vincent Weberink. Which digital festival(s) do you think is the best for indie filmmakers?
Thanks for your question! I’m not entirely sure which digital festival would be the best for indie filmmakers at the moment. However, I’ve been seriously considering launching one m...
Expand commentYou're welcome, Vincent Weberink. Thanks for the answer. That's great that you're considering launching your own digital festival. Keep us posted on it.
In today’s episode of David Zannoni’s vlog series “TALKING BUSINESS: Insights from the Independent Film Industry,” David talks with Daniel Castillejos about clearance for film & TV projects. www.stage32.com/blog/talking-business-necessary-clearances-for-film-tv-3989...
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Karina Wilson, Writer, Story Consultant, and Former Story & Development Analyst for IM Global (SECRET IN THEIR EYES, THE CIRCLE, 13 SINS), is hosting an exclusive AMA all day in the Writers’ Room Lounge, answering questions about “Important Worldbuilding Elements”!
Questions like:
What are the worl...
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Thanks Maurice Vaughan!
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You're welcome, Lisa Lee.
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This is awesome! Thanks
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You're welcome, Serg St.Felix.