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Filmmaking Footnote: The Podcast for Filmmakers and Film Production episodes
- 3 Shoots That Need a Multi Camera Production Setup - 005
In episode 5 of Filmmaking Footnote, Michael dives into the three types of shoots that utilize a multi camera setups.
12 min - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards, A History - 004
In episode 4, Michael chats about the history of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (The Oscars) and where it's heading.
13 min - Above the Line vs. Below the Line Expenses - 003
In episode 3, Michael dives into above the line and below the line expenses and what it means for your production. We dissect what each means for your film and how to allocate funds correctly when starting to think about your future projects.
7 min - Abby Singer Explained - 002
In episode 2 of Filmmaking Footnote, Michael dives into where the Abby Singer shot comes from and how it's used on a modern set. If you're new to filmmaking and production this episode will help you make sure you don't look like a fool on set.
9 min - Welcome to Filmmaking Footnote - 001
Welcome to the first episode of Filmmaking Footnote, a podcast by Michael Hall to explore filmmaking and production terminology to put into practice and help you make your projects better.
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About Filmmaking Footnote: The Podcast for Filmmakers and Film Production
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In each episode, Producer Michael Hall dives into filmmaking and production terminology to help you understand how best to apply to your project. He also shares tips and tricks so you can be ahead of the curve to help make your project the best it can be. In each episode. Michael explores why having a good filmmaking vocabulary can help you make your filmmaking dreams come true.
As Robert Kiyosaki said, "In school, lawyers learn the vocabulary of law, medical doctors learn the vocabulary of medicine, and teachers learn the vocabulary of education... Change your vocabulary. Change your life." A good vocabulary enriches your life and supports you in moving forward with your dreams.
Thoughts become words. Words become actions. Actions become patterns. Patterns become you. Because words are a pivot point between thoughts and actions, the words that you use can have a surprisingly profound impact on making your dreams a reality.