"Digital Filmmaking 101" by Newton and Gaspard, These guys are the king of cheap, effective moviemaking. I bought this book along with my original batch of movie making literature, and haven't put it down since. These guys literally cover EVERYTHING, and help you find the cheapest way of pulling it off! "Rebel Without a Crew" by Robert Rodriquez If you haven't read this book, then drop everything and get it now. This book always is good for me when I'm down about a project and need a pick me up. If you aren't going to read this, you should consider putting down that camera and finding another profession.
--Steve--
"Don't be that guy who doesn't film stuff!"
Posts: 66 | Location: Westborough, MA | Registered: November 01, 2002
mmmm.. Story.... ya brought up a sore point with me Machine.. that book i'll tell ya..
Seriously tho, It's a decent enough read, but I can't stand McKee himself. He takes a very condescending view to like, everything, and he's like, such a bastard. Sure I own it, and time to time I look at it, but I try to avoid it...
--Steve--
"Don't be that guy who doesn't film stuff!"
Posts: 66 | Location: Westborough, MA | Registered: November 01, 2002
"Story" is great for serious writers. He has the right to have an ego, just look at his list on the back of the book or his website; and his seminars...OMG its so great, I have to go to another when it comes back to NYC.
What I believe in isn't scary, it's what I don't believe in that is.
Posts: 45 | Location: Sellersville, PA, USA | Registered: March 19, 2003