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Indie Director's Masterclass
Being a Director
Welcome to Directing
What Does a Director do?
Preview
Ho w to be a Master Collaborator
What are you a Master of?
Create Your Inspiration Cocktail
You are Allowed to want to Give up, Just Don't
Where Did the Script Come From?
Bonus How to Fund Inspiration For Your Script
You are Getting Married For Your Story
Trust Your Other Creatives
Assembling Your Avengers
Understand and Believe
Show Your Mind
What do You Capture?
Being the Set Editor
Always be Ready for the Set
Do Pretty Images Story?
Let the Good Times Roll
Know the Language of Each Department
A New Room to Collaborate Post production
Think Long Term
Director's Tips - Actor Hacks
Director Tips - Being Realistic
On Set Etiquette
On set Etiquette Running on Shooting Day
On Set Etiquette Block, Light, Shoot
On Set Etiquette Words You Will Hear on Set Part: 1
On Set Etiquette Words You Will Hear on Set Part: 2
On Set Etiquette Words You Will Hear on Set PT: 3
Cinematography
Cinematography Intro
Cinematography What Does a Cinematographer Actually do?
Cinematography Same Wavelength
Cinematography Same Wavelength PT: 2
Cinematography Working With The Director
Cinematography- be Calm, Communication
Cinematography- How to Properly Expose an Image
Cinematography- Fame Rate
Cinematography- Shutter Speed
cinematography- Larning ISO
Cinematography- Understanding Aperture
cinematography- White Balance
Cinematography: Picking an Aspect Ratio
Cinematography: Understanding Focal Lengths
Cinematography: Rules of Framing
Cinematography: Rules of Framing -Part: 1
Cinematography: Types of Movement
Cinematography: Why are We Moving the Camera?
Cinematography: Finding an Identity for the Camera
Cinematography: Sizing the Shot
Bonus Lesson
Why go to a Film Festival?
How to Self Distribute
How to Create a Collaborative Environment
Preview
How to Lead a Team to Success
Short Films to Download
Lariat
Companionship
Freelancer
What Do You See
Short Films to Download
Indie Director's Masterclass
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