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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
Natural Light: How to shoot using Natural Light
Natural light is an absolute phenomenon in the filmmaking world, learning how to shoot using natural light is imperative. It’s so tricky to nail a cinematic shot in natural light,
Speed up the performance of Final Cut Pro X in Minutes
Is Final Cut Pro X relatively slow and laggy? It may be affecting your workflow negatively, costing you hours or even days a month in time due to the poor
Conflict in film: How to write INCREDIBLE conflict
Conflict in film is a crucial element to every story; it’s what drives the plot. You need to make sure you tie the conflict to your character correctly and allow
Film Funding: How to get your short film funded
Film funding is an important part of the filmmaking process, some films don’t require a fund and can be created with a minimal budget. But most of the time, an
Add handheld camera shake in Adobe Premiere Pro [6 Simple Steps]
Adding additional effects to your footage in Adobe Premiere Pro is a common process after a long day of shooting. You’ll usually be using the Warp Stabilisation function to stabilise
16 Must-Have Free Transitions in Premiere Pro
Finding free transitions in Premiere Pro isn’t hard, but finding quality free transitions is extremely difficult. As a beginner filmmaker or a filmmaker on a budget, you don’t want to
