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Kick off your independent filmmaking journey with getting started, script basics, and pre-production planning. Learn essentials of film finance, delivery, and distribution to bring your first film to market.
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Explore how to write or acquire a screenplay, choose genres like horror, action, thriller, sci-fi, drama, and navigate optioning, purchasing, floors and ceilings, and the three-act structure for budgeting.
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This is a sample option agreement.
Discover pre-visualization, storyboarding, and shot lists to visualize scenes before filming, break down your script, and plan schedules with gorilla budgeting software for your first movie.
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Discover film financing across budget ranges—from micro to productions—and master budgeting with padding, insurance, and post-production planning using Gorilla. Learn how unions, distributors, and music rights shape funding and distribution.
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Explore practical film financing models for small budgets, including 50/50 investor deals, distribution fees, deferrals, and profit participation, plus strategies such as pre-sales, incentives, and gap financing.
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Master pre production by finding a producing partner and assembling key crew. Cast, lock locations, finalize budget and schedule, and plan delivery formats from high definition to film out.
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Plan and organize production with pre-shoot scripts, storyboards, and a master calendar. Ensure on-set discipline with call sheets, permits, petty cash, drawdowns, and tight wrap, sound, camera, and makeup readiness.
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Embrace postproduction with an editing workflow, assembling footage, and shaping sound, color, and effects while crafting a trailer to sell your film. Organize paperwork, deals, and delivery to attract distributors.
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Learn to navigate film distribution and delivery, including domestic and foreign sales and essential deliverables. Discover how deals, sales agents, minimum guarantees, and payments shape revenue.
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Sample delivery lists.
Master film marketing to sell your first film. Understand prints and advertising, trailers, and online marketing, then build a squeeze page and a viral social media plan to attract buyers.
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So how do you become a filmmaker? How to make a movie?
Well, if you listen to some people, they'll try to sell you on the idea of a traditional film school...
But that's going to cost you anywhere from $25,000 to $125,000, and up to 4 years of your life...
And when you're done, you've got a mountain of debt before you even start... then, when you deal with the established movie studios you have to do what they say every step of the way...
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