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What is Filmmaking?
Filmmaking is a creative way to tell a story visually. There are many steps to the filmmaking process including the initial concept, planning the story ideas, developing the characters, screenwriting, casting, production, post-production, audio editing and much, much more.
As a company, here at iFilmThings, we want to help you as a filmmaker become a much better filmmaker without having to enrol on lots of expensive courses.
We offer a range of articles, from filmmaking knowledge, “how-to” articles to tutorials and YouTube tutorials to help you become a better filmmaker.
Please feel free to get in contact with us, with any filmmaking queries or browse our site to get a better insight into filmmaking and broaden your horizon.
Happy Filmmaking!
Filmmaking Resources to Help You
What Disney owns: An in-depth breakdown of Disney’s assets.
Disney owns everything, well… Not everything but Disney are one of the biggest companies in the world – and somehow feels like they slip under the radar. While browsing through
How to create a text template in Premiere Pro
When creating a web series or a tv series where you’ll have multiple episodes, there’s no need to recreate the title sequences each time. You can simply save your title
How to get an agent for film directors, actors and writers
Finding an agent is one of the biggest steps to growing your film career and also one of the most common questions asked in the film industry is “How to
Three-Point Lighting Setup: Lighting in Film
Three-point lighting seems to be overlooked by filmmakers and photographers occasionally, but it mustn’t be scoffed at! Three-point lighting is a stalwart within the lighting scene and must be understood
How to create a cinematic film with your smartphone
How do you create a cinematic film with no top of the range Nikon D5? With no connections to a production company? With no affiliation to a distributor? Well, fortunately for
What is Practical Lighting in Film?
Practical lighting is one of our favourite sources of light in film. Why is that? Well, it’s simple. We constantly focus on the professional lighting setups, which are essential, but
