Top Fave Books
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Chris Messineo
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Re: Top Fave Books
Here are the first 3 that came to mind (I have tons at home and I am sure I am forgetting some of the best ones):
"Adventures in the Screen Trade"
"Spike, Mike, Slackers, & Dykes"
"Rebel Without a Crew"
Chris
Here are the first 3 that came to mind (I have tons at home and I am sure I am forgetting some of the best ones):
"Adventures in the Screen Trade"
"Spike, Mike, Slackers, & Dykes"
"Rebel Without a Crew"
Chris
Daniel_Runyon
Well-known member
Re: Top Fave Books
Feature Filmmaking at Used Car Prices - Rick Schmidt
Extreme DV - Rick Schmidt
$30 Dollar Film School - Michael Dean
The Filmmakers Handbook
Devotional Cinema - Dorsky
Feature Filmmaking at Used Car Prices - Rick Schmidt
Extreme DV - Rick Schmidt
$30 Dollar Film School - Michael Dean
The Filmmakers Handbook
Devotional Cinema - Dorsky
Woodson
Well-known member
Re: Top Fave Books
By faves..
Rebel Without a Crew: Or How a 23-Year-Old Filmmaker With $7,000 Became a Hollywood Player
by Robert Rodriguez
All I Need to Know About Filmmaking I Learned from the Toxic Avenger: The Shocking True Story of Troma Studios
by Lloyd Kaufman, James Gunn, Roger Corman
The Ultimate Filmmaker's Guide to Short Films: Making It Big in Shorts
by Kim Adelman
The Five Essential Steps in Digital Video by Denise Ohio
Making Movies by Sidney Lumet
Have any of you read those books "Guerilla filmmaking" ?
By faves..
Rebel Without a Crew: Or How a 23-Year-Old Filmmaker With $7,000 Became a Hollywood Player
by Robert Rodriguez
All I Need to Know About Filmmaking I Learned from the Toxic Avenger: The Shocking True Story of Troma Studios
by Lloyd Kaufman, James Gunn, Roger Corman
The Ultimate Filmmaker's Guide to Short Films: Making It Big in Shorts
by Kim Adelman
The Five Essential Steps in Digital Video by Denise Ohio
Making Movies by Sidney Lumet
Have any of you read those books "Guerilla filmmaking" ?
Daniel_Runyon
Well-known member
Re: Top Fave Books
[quote author=Woodson link=board=Offtopic;num=1100169815;start=0#7 date=11/12/04 at 12:05:51]Have any of you read those books "Guerilla filmmaking" ?
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Well, it would have been #6.....but I really enjoyed Bret Sterns How To Make A Feature Film for Under $10,000 and Not Go To Jail. It taught me the essense of Guerilla in a very deep way. I think it is a much more profound book than the surface would imply, and Bret is very much the fullfiller of a particular breed of archetype. Course, Rick is pretty dang Guerilla.
[quote author=Woodson link=board=Offtopic;num=1100169815;start=0#7 date=11/12/04 at 12:05:51]Have any of you read those books "Guerilla filmmaking" ?
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Well, it would have been #6.....but I really enjoyed Bret Sterns How To Make A Feature Film for Under $10,000 and Not Go To Jail. It taught me the essense of Guerilla in a very deep way. I think it is a much more profound book than the surface would imply, and Bret is very much the fullfiller of a particular breed of archetype. Course, Rick is pretty dang Guerilla.