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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Tips on Producing and Directing Indie Films
Heath McKnight of Digital Media Net has a great introduction article with tips to keep you organized while producing/directing an independent film.
The article gives insight into developing your script, pre-production and production tasks that every producer/director should know.
The article gives insight into developing your script, pre-production and production tasks that every producer/director should know.
Labels: filmmaking, indie film, producing
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Sorry to post here, but all my emails keep bouncing from your official communication channels.
My name is Greg Brooks, I am a freelance journalist in the UK.
I am writing an article for Future Media magazine (http://www.c21media.net/shop/detail.asp?area=42&article=36278) looking at the DRM question surrounding film and TV content online.
The music industry is now seeming to step back from adding DRM to all content that it offers online with Amazon launching its music download store in September offering DRM-free and Universal Music Group beginning testing DRM-free music in August.
I would like to chat to someone at HungryFlix ASAP to get your views on how the argument over DRM or DRM-free content will play out in the film and TV market online. I believe that HungryFlix will have an interesting opinion on the subject and you can explain in the article about your service and why you have set up your system in the way you have.
Please get in touch ASAP to let me know if you can help out - I need to file this article tomorrow morning.
Best
Greg
gregbrooks@btinternet.com
0044 (0)7961 148441
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My name is Greg Brooks, I am a freelance journalist in the UK.
I am writing an article for Future Media magazine (http://www.c21media.net/shop/detail.asp?area=42&article=36278) looking at the DRM question surrounding film and TV content online.
The music industry is now seeming to step back from adding DRM to all content that it offers online with Amazon launching its music download store in September offering DRM-free and Universal Music Group beginning testing DRM-free music in August.
I would like to chat to someone at HungryFlix ASAP to get your views on how the argument over DRM or DRM-free content will play out in the film and TV market online. I believe that HungryFlix will have an interesting opinion on the subject and you can explain in the article about your service and why you have set up your system in the way you have.
Please get in touch ASAP to let me know if you can help out - I need to file this article tomorrow morning.
Best
Greg
gregbrooks@btinternet.com
0044 (0)7961 148441
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