Before You Shoot: A Guide to Low-budget Film and Video Production

ISBN-10: 091882821X
ISBN-13: 9780918828217
Category: B films
Language: English
Published: 2007
Publisher: Shire Publications
Author: Helen Garvy

Description

Practical guide for independent filmmakers on all aspects of film & video production -- including planning, budgeting, scheduling, casting, production logistics, post-production, distribution, and much more. Geared for producers or production managers but valuable for anyone connected with the filmmaking process. -- Book Description.

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