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AltFilm Journal! How I Made A LowBudget Indie Film for $32 000 edition by Eric Bickernicks Humor Entertainment eBooks

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AltFilm Journal! How I Made A LowBudget Indie Film for $32 000 edition by Eric Bickernicks Humor Entertainment eBooks

This book is written in journal form and includes everything, and I mean everything that happened while preparing to film to include getting the photography equipment needed and film. Those who know photography will understand the cameras he mentions, then there is his "method" of getting film.

One will feel they are on the journey through the filming and those who enjoy outlandish humor and accompanying language will enjoy this. My thoughts, while reading, were, there are people who will love Eric's verbiage.


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AltFilm Journal! How I Made A LowBudget Indie Film for $32 000 edition by Eric Bickernicks Humor Entertainment eBooks Reviews

For anybody with an interest in film making, especially on a budget, this is a good, realistic look at the author's journey to make a low budget film. The tone is friendly, which makes it easy to read. Instead of reading, you feel as if a friend is chatting with you on the couch, offering quips advice and sharing stories. While the information is very real, the overall feel is talkative and informal, which is appealing to read. From start to finish, it is a good look at how they made their movie. Budding filmmakers will find this to be a good read as it's not dry or boring.

I was given a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
"Alt.Film" is a good companion read to Robert Rodriguez's "Rebel Without a Crew". It is considerably more chatty than Rodriguez's work -- more chatty than it needs to be -- but "Alt.Film", if you can get past its lengthy introduction and loquaciousness, has plenty of practical and technical advice about how to deal with budget shortfalls, unforeseen delays and other production-related mini-disasters. This is a worthwhile purchase for would-be filmmakers or those curious about the process of creating smaller budget films.
This book is written in journal form and includes everything, and I mean everything that happened while preparing to film to include getting the photography equipment needed and film. Those who know photography will understand the cameras he mentions, then there is his "method" of getting film.

One will feel they are on the journey through the filming and those who enjoy outlandish humor and accompanying language will enjoy this. My thoughts, while reading, were, there are people who will love Eric's verbiage.