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REVIEW: Alleged Gangster Rudy Wright (2012)
A story of an L.A. gangster and his gang that tries to establish their own influence on the dark city streets
“BZFilm” receives a letter from the reader…
This is quite an interesting post. Not a review, not another photo gallery, or a b-movie trailer, but a letter from one of our readers, Aleem. And, since we love our readers as much as B-movies, why not try to answer the reader’s questions here? So here we go&#
Rooting for the underdog: resources that only independents have
People tend to think, that big budget movies have all the resources and independents are perpetually at a disadvantage. That’s not entirely true. Yes, they seem to have access to all type of filmmaking tools
Film producer speaks his mind about low-budget film distribution
Film producer talks about low-budget film distribution. Without censorship
Your low-budget film success – tips to consider
In recent years, we’ve seen directors and producers put together successful films on a relatively low budget such as “The Blair Witch Project” (1999) , “Clerks” (1994) and “Open Water” (2003), just to name a few. However, if you have a limited budget, it can be extremely difficult to be successful. A Filmmaker must carefully follow a certain set of
A way out: Independent filmmakers look for money on Facebook?
We talked about how you can raise the money for your film project before, and now, we’re going to talk about how you can use Facebook on this matter. Social networking sites like Facebook (which is growing day by day) emerge fast as specific tools for independent filmmakers to fund their film projects. We can also take a look at
Enter the torrent: how piracy can help a filmmaker?
So, you’re a filmmaker. If so, you’re familiar with piracy, sure you do. It can be your best friend, you know… Despite the conventional wisdom that BitTorrent websites and illegal downloading are destroying the fabric of entertainment industries, a number of advocates and activists believe that piracy can help independent filmmakers as both a distribution mechanism and promotional tool. Revenue
5 ways to finance your own movie project
The discussion on this topic could go in several directions, but for now we’re going to concentrate on low-budget movie. So, you’ve decided to make a movie (a short film, a documentary) and you desperately need some funding. So, what are your choices here? Read on, and check out the ways you can find financing for your movie. First things
PERSONAL: Update on the “Dragon Box”
As I’ve said earlier on Twitter and Facebook page as well, we’re not preparing to shoot our short low-budget movie. Today, I should be meeting with a girl, who agreed to appear in one of the scenes. In fact, its a very important scene, at the beginning of the movie, that sets the tone for the rest of the story.
B-movies, that left great impression on me, or influenced me in some way
Yesterday I thought of some films, that I’ve watched, and those that left an impression on me, or in some way, influenced me. So, naturally, I decided to list some of them here (Hollywood blockbusters excluded), with some comments. Here they come below (films in this post), in no particular order. 1. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1973). “I remember the
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