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Is your filmmaking process a smooth ride, or does it feel like navigating an alley full of potholes? Many filmmakers struggle because they don’t approach their projects in stages, leading to confusion and frustration. But there’s a better way—a roadm...

You can listen to the complete podcast where Dori talks more about this here.

In this blog post, we explore the fascinating case study of the horror movie "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" and how its creators navigated the complex landscape of pub...

One of the most frequently asked questions I get from filmmakers is about setting up a film company for each individual film project. This blog post will explain why it's important to create a separate company for each film and the different legal st...

Indie Filmmakers need to have a creative vision for their films. But as you’ve probably found out, they also have to wear a lot of hats. One main “hat” that indie filmmakers have to wear, especially on a tight budget, is contract negotiator. 

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Many independent filmmakers are anxious to dive in with making their movie and bringing their creative vision to life. But what happens next is equally important - sharing that vision with the world. An important part of sharing that vision is using ...

Indie Filmmakers need to have a creative vision for their films. But as you’ve probably found out, they also have to wear a lot of hats. You can’t make a film without doing all of the legwork to get there - that means dotting a lot of i’s and crossin...

Many Hollywood writers write screenplays speculatively or “on spec” meaning they write it before selling it. This can be a great way to get noticed and make a lot of money if you write a good one. But you have to know how to sell it or else you could...