Indie filmmaking can be difficult, but, if planned well, can be highly rewarding. One of the basics of filmmaking is shooting gear, and you have to be careful what gear you buy or rent. You will most likely have limited access to money and will need to research and plan well so that you buy the right gear for your movie project without wasting money or spending unnecessarily on gear that you do not require.
Achieving amazing results with minimal equipment
These are some of the basics of where to invest your time and money when it comes to buying equipment for your project.
Pay attention to other aspects of filmmaking
Many new filmmakers make the mistake of investing a lot of their resources in buying and using shooting gear but neglect other crucial aspects of filmmaking in the process.
- Find the right people to work with you on your projects, and this includes those behind and in front of the camera.
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- Spare enough time and money for the editing process and find people who understand your vision for your project.
Plan well and think about the various aspects of filmmaking before jumping head-on into your project. This will help you create a great film and avoid wastage of scant resources in the process.