How To Edit A Feature Film By Yourself

A to Z Complete Editing Guide From RAW Footage To Final Master

2.5 hours on-demand video
3 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion

What you’ll learn

Organizing Folders And Bins
Preparing Your Footage To Edit
Importing Files To Premiere Pro
Creating A Timeline
Setting Up Audio Timeline
Creating Closing Credits Roll
Creating Film Opening Sequence
Editing Your Film
Useful Shortcuts While Editing
Locking Your Picture
Exporting Film To Color Grade In Davinci Resolve
Alternative: Grading In Premiere Pro
Exporting Audio For Sound Work
iZotope RX Mastering
Preparing For Final Render
Rendering Your Master
Creating Other Delivery Formats
Let’s Talk About Subtitles
How To Create A DCP

Requirements

Basic Understanding Of Adobe Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve, Adobe Audition

Description

By independent director, producer and screenwriter Hank Orion. In this course we will dive deep into editing tips and techniques for independent films. From raw footage to final master and more. We will talk about stuff they don’t teach you at film school.

Some of the topics we will cover in this course are:

Preparing Your Footage To Edit
Importing Files To Premiere Pro
Creating Closing Credits Roll
Creating Film Opening Sequence
Editing Tips Film
Locking Your Picture
Color Grading Your Film
Working With Sound
Creating Final Film Master
How To Create A DCP

And much more! You will learn what it takes to edit a great film by yourself, on your own, using what you have at your disposal. Editing is all about storytelling. And having a good understanding is crucial to be able to finish your film and be able to bring it to the audience. Learn how to edit, grade, work with sound all by yourself and how to make your film look and sound better. We will dive into tips and techniques that will help you improve your editing and give you an idea of what it takes to bring film from raw footage to final master.

For years I’ve made independent films and had to make a lot of mistakes. Learn from mine. Let’s take that footage and bring it to life. Happy filmmaking.

Who this course is for:

This course is ideal for independent filmmaker who wants to learn how to edit their own films

Source: udemy.com

https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-edit-a-feature-film-by-yourself/?couponCode=DE4125B718018C4F86ED

How To Produce A Low Budget Independent Feature Film!

Let’s Make That Film

40 mins on-demand video
2 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion

What you’ll learn

Learn how to produce an independent feature film by yourself
Learn how to work with small budgets
Learn how to work with crew and different film departments
Learn essentials to ensure smooth pre-production, production and post-production of your film

Requirements

Basic understanding how film industry functions
Basic understanding of camera equipment and filming techniques

Description

When I was younger and decided to become a filmmaker I decided to come to London and study film at the university. Six months into my course I quit university when I realized that the information provided there was not sufficient for me to make a film. I was young, broke, and all I had was a dream, all I needed was the information and guidance.

As times changed, I had to adapt to constantly changing technology. I learned a lot about filmmaking from the Internet, but there was one thing that I couldn’t find online, and that is how to actually make my own film. A real film, a feature film. A film that I can share with the whole world. A film that I can watch on TV. I needed to find a way to make a film without relying on people donating their money for my film or without hurting friends and family by asking them to help me make my film.

So that’s what I did. I rolled my sleeves and jumped into self-education. As years went on I made mistakes, I improved, and I learned from my own failures. And this is what this course is all about. I know how important and how hard it is to make a feature film, but don’t feel down. Let’s make your movie and share it with the world.

Who this course is for:

Someone wanting to make a feature film by themselves
Someone wanting to make a feature film with limited budget

Source: udemy.com

https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-produce-a-low-budget-independent-feature-film/?couponCode=8553ED019D1B0D0235FB

How To Make Independent Feature Film On A Budget

Everything from Pre-Production to Editing – in Under 2 Hours

1.5 hours on-demand video
5 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion

What you’ll learn

How To Write A Simple Script That Works
How To Cast Actors For Indie Films
How To Organize A Rehearsal
How To Find Locations
How To Schedule A Shoot The Right Way
How To Hire Crew
How To Shoot Your Film The Most Efficient Way
How To Edit Your Film
How To Distribute Your Film

Requirements

Basic understanding of filmmaking

Description

I never went to film school, I had to learn everything I know about filmmaking by making mistakes, on my own. And I will never regret I chose that route. Because for the past five years of my life I learned how to not just be a better filmmaker, but also how to make feature films by myself without relying on other people, make films with whatever equipment I have at my disposal be it an expensive cinema camera, an iPhone or even a GoPro.

Not just that, but I also learned how to make independent films quick, and make them seem like they costed much more to make than I actually spent to make them. And I would love to share what I have learned with you in this course I designed especially for those who’re trying to make a film by themselves, with a limited budget, and trying to get it seen. No matter if you’re just starting out or you are an experienced filmmaker already, there’s always something to learn.

I also do daily vlogs on YouTube where I’m constantly trying to motive and inspire a new generation of filmmakers to come, and showing filmmaker’s life the way it is.

This course also includes agreement templates for your independent film.

Please note that this course has some strong language, and it’s not suitable for minors.

Who this course is for:

Filmmakers who want to make an independent film
People who want to make film
People who want to learn how to make a film with limited budget

Source: udemy.com

https://www.udemy.com/course/indie-film-the-future-filmmakers-how-to-make-a-film/?couponCode=D998E719A26118883078

How To Design A Great Movie Poster That Works

Better Poster Means More Views

1 hour on-demand video
3 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion

What you’ll learn

Why Great Poster Is Important
What Makes A Great Poster
Where To Get Images For Your Film Poster
How To Create A Great Looking Film Poster Base
Adding Great Main Movie Title
How To Create A Lower Credits
Final Touches Before Exporting
Exporting Your Work
How To Resize Your Poster To Other Network Graphic Requirements

Requirements

Basic Understanding Of Adobe Photoshop

Description

I’m an independent filmmaker and I know the importance of good looking poster for a film. Especially for independent films. Let me say the way it is, your movie poster is the deciding factor for the audience when deciding what to watch. As simple as that. It’s beyond important. Imagine getting home from work, getting comfortable on a sofa in front of your tv, and scrolling through hundreds of tv shows and movies deciding what to watch.

Subconsciously you will choose something that stands out from other films, and you will judge it by the poster. With years of making indie films and doing everything myself, I learned why my movies are not getting enough attention. That is not because of how good or how bad the movie is, sure it’s important but it’s not a deciding factor. In this course, you will learn how to design a great-looking film poster for a film that grabs attention and stands out among others.

We will go through everything from doing research, finding suitable images for your poster, putting it all together, and much more. This course also includes a Photoshop template you’re welcome to use to follow the course and to create your future posters based on. Let’s get to it.

Who this course is for: