Where does a young filmmaker begin? With the right short-film concept and this book!The right short can be a filmmakers "business card" in Hollywood. Heres the authoritative handbook by one of Hollywoods most connected insiders that offers a step-by-step guide through the entire creative process of shooting a short film; as well as expert advice from established filmmakers; and a final game plan for promoting and selling the film once its in the can.Topics covered include: euro; Concept euro; Budgeteuro; Finding equipment euro; Assembling a creweuro; Castingeuro; Arranging for locationeuro; Locating festivals and ancillary markets euro; Working with the unionseuro; Film vs. digital videoPlus:euro; A list of film schools euro; Oscar-winning shorts and nomineeseuro; A selection of short-film festivalseuro; Actual short-film budgetseuro; Sample scripts and shooting schedules euro; A helpful short-film glossary
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Pictorial history of transportation in New York CityBy Kim SealeTom Range has assembled a fascinating collection of photographs; postcards and advertising images to tell the story of mass transit in New York City. He traces the stories of surface transportation; the elevated trains; the subway system and the tubes from Manhattan. Range uses his illustrations to talk about the art and architecture of these modes of travel as well as the impact they had on life in NYC around them.His explanations and captions reveal an extensive knowledge of the history of these topics; and the rich details he gives indicate his passion for the subject.Whether youre a long-time strapholder; an occasional visitor to New York or are just fascinated by the most extensive subway system in the world; I would recommend this book to you.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Interesting readBy Ray Gasnick IIIThis book flew by and rightfully so since it is filled with a lot of pictures/postcards from the early days of the subway system.
