15 tips to open up creative possibilities in your films.
“Hacks”, “No Budget Filmmaking”, or just “Resourceful Ways To Do More Than You Maybe Think You Can With What Little You Have” – in any case, here are ten useful tips, as explained so engagingly by Jordy Vandeput at Cinecom.net, to hopefully help open up some creative possibilities for the look, and maybe even the storytelling, in your films.
Here are another 5 tips on a slightly more technical level, that are still easy to implement, thanks to this clear and effective walk-through:
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