This article was written byAngelo Bell.
“Every year tens of thousands of artists embark upon the task of making an indie film. Why not? It’s a glamorous industry full of celebrities, studio deals, exotic locations and big paydays. At least that’s what the “how to” books claim. Film analysts at Variety, Filmmaker Magazine, Moviemaker Magazine and Written By all agree on one point – 2010 will signal Hollywood’s largest influx of do-it-yourselfers.
Technology makes it relatively simple to shoot, cut and distribute a film (see How to get an indie film on iTunes). Unfortunately, the staff members at Film Independent and IFP agree on one thing: most beginning filmmakers will do it wrong from the start.”
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