Hey I just finished a documentary about making action films on a limited budget and wanted to share. http://youtu.be/ESLx5GtaOJ8
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watch Shooting Action on limited Budget
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Some good tips here for a novice film maker, thanks
Title of film is Action on No Budget
01:20 starts talking about the $50k Red camera being dangled out the back of the pickup.
Probably worth a thread in its own right, but how is "no budget" being defined these days?
Micro-budget begins at $4m according to film finance attorney Bianca Bezdek-Goodloe.
http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?p=258956&highlight=micro-budget#post258956
I'm guessing by that implication and other references a film budget below that threshold is considered "no-budget", AKA chump change.
I always thought...
$100,000 to $5,000,000 = Low Budget
$0 to $99,999 = "No budget"
Anyone else hear that?
$100,000 to $5,000,000 = Low Budget
$0 to $99,999 = "No budget"
Anyone else hear that?
http://www.sagindie.org/resources/contracts
Short Film Agreement
Total budget of less than $50,000
Ultra-Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $200,000
Modified Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $625,000
Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $2,500,000
Short Film Agreement
Total budget of less than $50,000
Ultra-Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $200,000
Modified Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $625,000
Low Budget Agreement
Total budget of less than $2,500,000
Great doc.
That was a very good (and helpful) documentary, I got some good tips from it.
and just as a side note; wow you guys must be rich! because (and i'm sure it shows) when I say here is my no budget movie, I do usually mean I spent between £20 and £50 on the production, everything else is begged for or borrowed.
and just as a side note; wow you guys must be rich! because (and i'm sure it shows) when I say here is my no budget movie, I do usually mean I spent between £20 and £50 on the production, everything else is begged for or borrowed.