Bright Filmmaking

41. thru 60. PART III

Paul Bright — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 09:34:52 +0000

Now that you’ve watched the first 40 seminarios, you’re ready for the final steps before filming begins.

The next 20 seminarios are in one volume; no need to keep clicking to start each segment. After you click to view these 20 seminarios, you will continue to have full access to them for 30 days so you can re-watch them, share them with your film partners, and pause them to take notes.

Click the image to watch PART III of the Bright Filmmaking Seminars.

Lunch was delicious. Let’s finish off our meeting with a good dessert and a drink. I’ve got a lot more tell you about. (The good news for you is that this section is also only $12 even with the Bonus sections.)

The next 20 (plus 2 Bonus) Seminarios Include:

How to Audition, Cast and Work with Actors
Finding Free or Inexpensive Film Music
Scheduling Each Shooting Day
Creating Call Sheets
Cost Saving Tips for Make-Up, Props, Costumes and Meals
Distribution Tips
Writing Contracts and Memo Deals
How to Storyboard or Create Shot Lists
Effective Techniques for Running a Smooth Film Shoot
and a whole lot more

I don’t know anyone or anyplace else that could give you so much helpful information in one sitting. There’s a lot here, so feel free to take it in sections. I’ll wait for you. In fact, we can chat for the next 30 days. Come back as often as you’d like.

And as always, feel free to send me a message with your questions and comments. I’m here every day (unless I’m in the midst of a shoot) and I promise to get back to you quickly.

Click here and let’s get started on Part III Bright Filmmaking Seminars.

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21 thru 40. PART II Bright Filmmaking Seminar

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:29:14 +0000

Now that you’ve watched the first 20 seminarios, you’re ready to get your film rolling into pre-production.

Click the image to begin Part II of the Bright Filmmaking Seminars

Part II costs $12 to watch for the next 30 days.

If we met in person you’d pay a consulting fee AND buy me lunch (I like roast chicken, burgers, Indian brown curry, and everything on the breakfast menu).

So I’m giving you the deal of the century by releasing all this information for $12 because I really want you to succeed.

20 Seminarios Include:

Crucial Audience Test
Hollywood Script Format and Bright Script Format
Creating Contact Spreadsheet
Guerilla Filmmaking Tips
Green Screen Filmmaking Tips
Social Media Insights, Research and Linking Together Sites
Budgeting
Financing
Finding Funders
Insurance
Crew Pay
SAG Ultra Low Budget Contract Insights
and more

After you watch these, finish the Bright Filmmaking Seminars by going to “41. thru 60. PART III”

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20. Finalize Script

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:23:47 +0000

Do this final checklist on your script before entering pre-production.

Next: Go to “21. Complete Bright Filmmaking Seminars.”

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19. Avoid Lawsuits

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:20:21 +0000

You must have permission for any logos or brand names to appear in your film. Without express written permission from the copyright holders you will be prevented from selling your film, or possibly even distributing your film for free.

Next: Go to “20. Finalize Script.”

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18. Instant Hero Worship

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:16:00 +0000

Make the audience love your hero.

Next: Go to “19. Avoid Lawsuits.”

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17. Babysitting the Parents

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:12:30 +0000

How to handle working with children on the film set.

Next: Go to “18. Instant Hero Worship.”

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16. Playing in the Backlot

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:04:58 +0000

Your home could be anywhere in the world.

Next: Go to “17. Babysitting the Parents.”

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15. Find Locations

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:59:44 +0000

Where can you film your movie?

Next: Go to “16. Playing in the Backlot.”

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14. Sales Tip

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:54:58 +0000

A few tricks to boost sales of your film.

Next: Go to “15. Find Locations.”

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13. Testing the Water

Paul Bright — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:49:24 +0000

A quick test to see if your movie will interest your audience.

Next: Go to “14. Sales Tip.”

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