Hello Vincent, I now have you in my Network. A little info on myself, i have been writing for years, I have Creator Owned Graphic Novels some that have screenplays http://www.graphicnovellitagent.com I also have a planned Micro-budget Musical Feature, info attached. I can send more info to an Email...
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Filmmakers today rely on digital communities to spread the word. Here are 5 ways they use social media street teams:
1. Ambassador Programs – Engage fans as brand ambassadors to promote your film online.
2. Hashtag Campaigns – Use #BrandedHashtags to boost awareness and encourage user-generated conten...
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You're welcome, Vincent Weberink. I've seen filmmakers give out movie posters and things and invite people to exclusive Q&As on social media, but I'm not sure if it had to do with street teams or if t...
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Maurice Vaughan That makes sense—sometimes these efforts overlap with general promotion rather than structured street teams. But even without a formal team, engaging fans directly through rewards and...
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Amazing!!
Dialogue is key to bringing your #character to life. Here are 5 tips for mastering it :
1.Keep It Natural: Dialogue should sound like real conversation.
2.Show Personality : Use #dialogue to highlight each character's unique traits.
3.Less Is More: Let visuals do the talking whenever possible.
4.Read It...
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That’s an interesting method Göran Johansson . Since you’ve worked a lot with actors, do you ever write with specific performers in mind, or do you focus purely on how the character should sound?...
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I usually adjust dialogue after stepping back from a scene, Vincent Weberink. And I do an entire rewrite where I focus only on the dialogue.
If I have any specific performer in my mind when I write? I have had multiple very loyal actors. So I think about those whom I know best when I write. I hope they once again want to help me. So, yes, I have favorite actors.
Filmmakers today wear many hats. Here are 5 skills every #FilmmakerEntrepreneur needs:
1.Budget Management: Balance #creativity with financial responsibility.
2.Marketing Savvy: Promote your work to reach the right audience.
3.Networking: Build relationships to expand opportunities.
4.Audience Engageme...
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You're welcome, Vincent Weberink. I remember way back filmmakers had street teams (teams that went out and promoted their films). I wonder if it's common for filmmakers to use social media street team...
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Hey Maurice Vaughan, That’s a great thought. I love the idea of exploring how filmmakers use social media street teams today. I’ll definitely make that one of my posts—thanks for the inspiration....
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You're welcome, Vincent Weberink. Looking forward to the post!
Build tension is a key to keeping audiences glued to their seats.
Here are 5 techniques:
1. Slow Reveals : Gradually reveal information to keep viewers on edge.
2. Unresolved Sound : Use unsettling music or #SoundDesign to create suspense.
3. Cliffhanger Scenes : End scenes on a note of uncertainty t...
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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning train sequence was amazing!
Maurice Vaughan You’ve got me intrigued. I’m definitely going to watch GET OUT soon :)
Sam Kesler The Dead Reckoning train sequence was intense. They did an incredible job of keeping the audience on edge with high stakes and non-stop movement :). Another film that absolutely nailed tens...
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Directing is about more than vision - It's about leadership.
In this post you will find out 5 lessons from great #filmmakers.
1. Lead by Example : Inspire your crew with a strong work ethic, like Steven Spielberg.
2. Communicate Your Vision : Ensure your team understands your vision, Like Martin Scor...
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