Low-budget filmmakers need to stretch every dollar to the maximum. Revealed here are insiders' secrets of how to beg, borrow and steal. Cost-cutting techniques offered include ways to option/acquire scripts for free, how to rent equipment and secure locations for nothing, how to keep your distributor from stealing all the profits, etc.
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Information gleaned not worth the annoying banter,
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This review is from: Hollywood on $5,000, $10,000, or $25,000 a Day: A Survival Guide for Low-Budget Filmmakers (Paperback)
Sure, this book has some helpful hints and ideas, but it has got to be the most difficult book to read of any on the subject. The bulk of the book consists of parenthetical, smart ass digressions. Of 149 pages total, the book is 83 pages short and the other 66 pages are appendices of other books to read as well as films to see. They never do break down a "micro budget film" into $5000, $10000, or $25000 a day as their title suggests they will. My suggestion is to buy any other book on the subject (maybe even one they recommend in their appendix).
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