No Budget Film School Classes Starting Soon!
Download this page in PDF formatNO BUDGET FILM SCHOOL PRESENTS:
“The Art & Science of No-Budget Filmmaking”
Saturday & Sunday, August 4 & 5, 2012 * 9:30am – 6:00pm
Raleigh Studios – Los Angeles, CA
For more information and to register, visit:
http://nobudgetfilmschool.eventbrite.com/
“The absolute best class you can take on how to make your own low/no budget film. Seriously.” – Signe Olynyk, Founder, Great American Pitchfest; Writer/Producer, Below Zero
No Budget Film School presents its famed two-day micro-budget filmmaking class in Los Angeles August 4 & 5, 2012. Specifically designed for no-budget filmmakers who are ready to finance their own projects, the lessons, tools, and techniques gained will maximize limited resources and minimize critical errors that can doom otherwise worthy projects. Producer Mark Stolaroff–former principal of IFC’s Next Wave Films–and guest experts teach the specific methods, models and priorities unique to micro-budget filmmaking, whether the budget is $200,000 or $2,000, in this in-depth, one-of-a-kind class. Attendees will walk away with powerful ideas that they can use immediately, saving them time and money. These cutting edge techniques can NOT be found in a book, at film school, or in other film classes.
If you’re through talking about being a filmmaker and ready to become one, this will be the most practical filmmaking course you will ever take!
Guest speakers include:
Peter Broderick (President, Paradigm Consulting). Considered one of the world’s leading authorities on alternative distribution strategy, Peter will be giving an empowering presentation on Hybrid Distribution and Crowdfunding.
Drake Doremus (Writer/Director). Drake’s micro-budget feature “Douchebag,” premiered in Competition at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. His next no-budget feature, “Like Crazy,” won the Grand Jury Prize there the following year and was released by Paramount, grossing several million dollars.
Michael Mohan, (Writer/Director). Mohan’s no-budget feature “One Too Many Mornings” premiered at Sundance in 2010 and his follow-up feature, “Save The Date,” premiered there this year, and was picked up for distribution by IFC Films.
Jacob Rosenberg (Chief Technology Officer, Bandito Brothers). A post production expert who devised Bandito’s innovative workflow for “Act Of Valor”–a studio film shot partially on inexpensive DSLR cameras–Jacob will discuss no-budget post production.
Louise Runge & Samantha Housman (Producers). Their production company OneZero produced the recent no-budget Sundance hit 28 Hotel Rooms, written and directed by Matt Ross and starring Chris Messina and Marin Ireland.
FREE SCREENWRITING SOFTWARE!!!
No Budget Film School has partnered with Write Brothers to bring you an incredible offer. All attendees will receive Movie Magic Screenwriter software absolutely FREE! (a $250 Value!). Attendees will also receive special discounts on Budgeting and Scheduling software by Showbiz Software, on Quick Film Budget’s innovative budget-making tool, and on LightSPEED eps’ new cloud-based production management system.
FILMSNOBBERY DISCOUNT:
FilmSnobbery followers are eligible for a special discount: 20% off the regular prepaid price! And students with a valid Student ID save even more. Attend both days or either day individually.
To get the discount:
1. Go to No Budget Film School Event Registration/Payment page: http://nobudgetfilmschool.eventbrite.com/
2. Click ENTER PROMOTIONAL CODE at the bottom right-hand corner of the Ticket Information section. Type SNOB and click APPLY DISCOUNT. You will see the prices adjust for your discount.
AND…
No Budget Film School is also presenting Tom Provost’s “Cinema Language: The Art of Storytelling” class the following weekend, August 11-12, and we’re offering a special discount to folks who take both classes. Provost is a successful screenwriter and director, and an adjunct professor of Screenwriting at Pepperdine University. More information on Cinema Language can be found here:
http://cinemalanguage.eventbrite.com
Can’t make the class? For more information on future classes and to sign up for the No Budget Newsletter, please visit:
http://www.NoBudgetFilmSchool.com/
About The Film Snob
Nic Baisley is the owner of FilmSnobbery, is an advocate and passionate speaker for indie film, a film reviewer, and the host of the web broadcast series FilmSnobbery Live! Nic also offers his services as an independent film consultant whose passion is giving a voice to independent content creators.
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