Breaking Into the Movies
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Some one of your associates must make it his busi- ness to learn to run this camera with sufficient skill to insure that your film will not be wasted.
The next important outlay is that of the film itself. Film costs about eleven or twelve cents a foot when developed and printed. Therefore, the cost of pro- duction depends largely upon the length of your pic- ture. For a first attempt we should advise you to keep your photoplay within 2, 000 feet, or two reels.
Start by writing a simple story in...to a scenario with as many exterior scenes as possible. The necessary in- teriors, such as rooms or hallways, may be built by your own amateurs, outdoors, as they are often built in California, so that no lights will be necessary. You can paint your own subtitle cards the written in- serts and film them yourself.
It is not necessary to make the scenes in their nat- ural sequence. After the picture is finished and devel- oped, however, someone must assemble and cut it.
AMATEUR MOVIE MAKING 51 This means that you must rent the use of the pro- jection machine at your local theater for a few morn- ings, and get the local operator to help you splice and cement the film together in its correct order of long shots and close-ups.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some one of your associates must make it his busi- ness to learn to run this camera with sufficient skill to insure that your film will not be wasted.
The next important outlay is that of the film itself. Film costs about eleven or twelve cents a foot when developed and printed. Therefore, the cost of pro- duction depends largely upon the length of your pic- ture. For a first attempt we should advise you to keep your photoplay within 2, 000 feet, or two reels.
Start by writing a simple story in...to a scenario with as many exterior scenes as possible. The necessary in- teriors, such as rooms or hallways, may be built by your own amateurs, outdoors, as they are often built in California, so that no lights will be necessary. You can paint your own subtitle cards the written in- serts and film them yourself.
It is not necessary to make the scenes in their nat- ural sequence. After the picture is finished and devel- oped, however, someone must assemble and cut it.
AMATEUR MOVIE MAKING 51 This means that you must rent the use of the pro- jection machine at your local theater for a few morn- ings, and get the local operator to help you splice and cement the film together in its correct order of long shots and close-ups.
What to read after Breaking Into the Movies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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