Filmmaking / Directing : No Crew, No Problem: Defy All Odds for Your First Feature by Amanda Toney
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No Crew, No Problem: Defy All Odds for Your First Feature
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This may be the most inspiring thing I've read all year, Amanda Toney. Boatsman's commitment to his craft, problem solving skills and love of the game is kinetic and contagious. A must read going into 2025. Always be creating, everyone!!
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Happy New Year, Amanda Toney! Great share! I remember way back I shot some scenes with friends on a cheap camcorder in my apartment. That (and the article) proves filmmakers don't need a lot of equipment to start. They can start with what they have.
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Seems like the young man had some guidance and street smarts where his career was going.
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Happy new years, Amanda, Maurice and Sam
Happy New Year, Billy Kwack!
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It's a big step to move from no- and shoestring-budget to a mature industry production. also access to equipment is today much easier than it was before. at his age of 23 we can say jacob boatsman still has a lot to learn. but than again I'd rather see filmmakers go to filmschool, do writing and drawing before they make their first feature film. I miss personal growth in this story, growth to the or a business we can all benefit from.