Making a Micro Budget Film - Part 2
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Part 2 - Producer David Cook continues using THE SCREENWRITERS (made for $20,000) as a template for Making a Micro Budget Film. He covers on-set procedures and how to run a tight ship that will save you time and money. You'll also learn about cameras and lights, and the set construction for THE SCREENWRITERS.
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