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  • How I Learned to Love the Reshoot (Learning Lessons in DIY Filmmaking)

    How I Learned to Love the Reshoot (Learning Lessons in DIY Filmmaking)

    Originally posted on the NEW BREED site WHAT’S UP LOVELY is my 3rd feature film — but the first project in which I allowed for time to reshoot the film and do pickups. It helped tremendously.

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  • Find Your Audience — So They Can Find You

    Find Your Audience — So They Can Find You

    ***This article was originally posted on The Workbook Project’s NEW BREED website on September 26, 2009*** Earlier this month, I posted a blog about making a film and facing its praise and criticism (you can read it here). The main question it led to was this: How do you find your audience — so they can find YOU? What I mean by this is we as filmmakers first need to find an audience (i.e distribution) to get our films out [...]

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  • A LOVELY Test Screening

    A LOVELY Test Screening

    For background history on the film project – visit my previous New Breed Article: “A LOVELY Filmmaking Process” Having achieved picture lock with WHAT’S UP LOVELY, I feel that I am now able to fully cover the details of the decision-making process during the editing stage — and how engaging with test audiences affected its final outcome. Mind you, we are still in post-production as of this writing (currently getting the score and sound work done) so never say never, [...]

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  • How To Be a Guerrilla (Lessons in DIY Filmmaking)

    How To Be a Guerrilla (Lessons in DIY Filmmaking)

    FOREWORD: In shooting “What’s Up Lovely” there were several techniques that I had to use in order to keep the costs down.  Working with a micro-budget forces one to be very resourceful and aware of one’s limitations (sometimes in a good way….sometimes not). With this film, not having much money meant that the locations we chose either had to be in a place that someone could help us secure for no fee (i.e. a friend’s place, someone’s workplace, etc) or [...]

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  • LOVELY Hits the Front Page of The Workbook Project

    LOVELY Hits the Front Page of The Workbook Project

    My article “A LOVELY Test Screening” for the NEW BREED is now featured on THE WORKBOOK PROJECT. The NEW BREED is a group blog centered on all things associated with DIY filmmaking.  It features a host of film projects in various phases from script to screen.  If you haven’t visited it yet, I highly suggest you head on over to learn about a diverse group of filmmakers paving their own way and sharing their learning lessons. I took a screenshot [...]

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  • Part of the NEW BREED

    Part of the NEW BREED

    I am very proud to announce that I am now included in an illustrious group of filmmakers — a collective known as NEW BREED. Its curator — filmmaker Zak Forsman — is a tour-de-force in the DIY (Do-It-Yourself) filmmaking realm.  He took notice to my latest feature film project WHAT’S UP LOVELY and invited me to contribute my experiences of creating a film with very little money and “traditional” resources. NEW BREED is part of the larger group known as [...]

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  • a LOVELY Filmmaking Process

    a LOVELY Filmmaking Process

    Originally posted on NEW BREED on August 10, 2009 Since this is my first post for NEW BREED, I wish to introduce myself and let everyone know how excited I am to be included in this film movement. These are exciting times and to be participating with such a collection of talented and emerging filmmakers is an honor. WHAT’S UP LOVELY (currently in post-production) is my latest DIY feature film. I will never forget the way it transpired and how [...]

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Gary King is a contemporary American filmmaker whose work is known for powerful performances with an emphasis on a strong, visual style. He has written, directed and produced several critically acclaimed feature films.

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