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Francis Ford Coppola
Certainly one of America's greatest filmmakers, Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now) has thrown us a life preserver of genius in an industry drowning in mediocrity.
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Roger Corman
This Web guide was created for the King of the B Movies, director and producer Roger Corman. Building your own Web guide is a snap and a great way to get the most out of your time online.
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Wes Craven
Horror-meister Wes Craven has delighted, and disgusted the world. Learn about him and his films.
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Digital Filmmaking
There is a revolution under way in filmmaking. It started as a low-budget way for entry-level filmmakers to produce their wares, but is quickly becoming a state-of-the-art technique for directors at all levels. To find out what it all means and how you can take advantage of it, use one of your own digits to click your mouse and check out our guide.
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Directing
The director is the most important person in making a film. Why? Because the director is the one person who can screw up a movie beyond all redemption, as history has shown time and again. Don't let this happen to you. Check out our guide for all the help you can get.
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Documentary
The first images on motion picture film were "documentary," that is, scenes of reality. Today, with digital photography, video and the internet, documentary filmmakers use the latest technology in continuing their tradition of informing, entertaining and enriching our lives. And we "document" it all right here.
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Editing/ Post-Production
How a film is edited is the single most important non-noticed element in cinematic story-telling. From traditional cutting and splicing to the latest leading-edge digital techniques, we cover the post-production activities that can make or break your film or video.
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Peter Farrelly
With brother Bobby, screenwriter Peter Farrelly (of There's Something About Mary fame) keeps churning out popular and funny teen gross-out movies that delight his following. Check out his movies, and have fun playing the Dildo-thon game from Farrelly's latest, Outside Providence.
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Film Festivals
Whatever your taste in films - big, small, long, short, megabuck, shoestring, realistic, fantastic, dramatic, comedic, professional, amateur, riveting, boring - you can be sure there's a festival for it somewhere. Here's the place to find out where - and when and how and why and… well, you get the idea.
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Film Financing
Big-budget, small-budget, even so-called "no-budget" -- they all require some kind of financing, so unless you've got a rich uncle, you'd do well to acquaint yourself with the least-fun part of filmmaking: raising money. We'll help guide you through the thicket of high (and low) finance.
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John Sayles
