Directing Your First Movie ! by John R. Collins

Directing Your First Movie ! by John R. Collins

Author:John R. Collins
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Books on Demand
Published: 2016-02-23T16:00:00+00:00


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For this very reason, you might want to include a scene at a restaurant or even just an opportunity for your characters to be eating or drinking products that are clearly from one of your local proprietors in a shot. Product placement isn't just for big productions – it's a good way to get donations that'll save on the catering/craft services budget.

AVOIDING LEGAL AND LABOR PROBLEMS

One otherwise inconsequential actor can keep your film from ever being finished or released. Avoid this by getting each and every person who will be on camera for even half a second to sign a release form that protects you and your

Incorporation and Limited Liability Corporations (LLC) is a highly recommended option for films that intend to actually make some money or could potentially get someone injured. If your movie is meant to get investors interested and is about two people in a room, having an animated conversation, this isn't really necessary. In the US, each state has its own laws regarding incorporation, and requires at least two (though, usually three or more) people to pony up a small fee, and submit articles of incorporation. That sounds tough, but is really just filling out some forms at the proper state office so you can't be held personally liable if the worst happens. LLC and partnerships are usually the preferred method of handling this, if allowed in your state. They can also be formed in other sates as long as one of the principal signatories resides in that state.

Insurance is a related issue that you'll have to make up your own mind about. Of course, having it means you'll be in a better position to use a wider range of locations, and you'll be entirely “above board.” If you've got a funding source, there's no question that part of your budget will include insurance coverage. However, if you're funding the whole project out of your own pocket, you might choose to take a big risk and practice some “guerrilla film-making.” But, be advised that this opens you up to a lawsuit if something goes wrong or if someone gets hurt.



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