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Top 5 Tips Submitting Your Indie Film to Film Festival in 2019

Top 5 Tips for Film Festival Submissions in 2019  You just finished your film! So now what? Sure, you can show your friends and family, even put it up on YouTube. But why don't you try getting it out to a much wider audience? Indie filmmakers and student filmmakers can have their movies shown around the globe at film festivals. Film festivals run the gamut of red carpet affairs like Sundance and Cannes to more local events, online festivals, and university-led events. For example, in Buffalo, there are a number of incredible film festivals like the Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival (a local film fest that has a special love for all horror and science fiction), the NCCC Film and Animation (a great venue for students and local film networking), and other film festivals like the Buffalo International Film Festival and the 48 hour Film Festival.  The 48 Hour Film Festival is a worldwide phenomenon where filmmakers get together and create a film in, you guessed it, ...

7 Things to Know About Making Short Films!

7 Things to Know About Making Short Films!

7 things to Know About Making Short Films

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How to animate text in Final Cut Pro

Must Have Plugins For Final Cut 2017

Published on Apr 28, 2017 In this video I talk about plugins for Final Cut that in my opinion are either essential, amazing value or completely free! Be sure to check the links below to find the exact products I mention in this video. Track X and Slice X -  http://bit.ly/2proxlN Skin Smoother 2 -  http://bit.ly/2ngBTNl Lens Flare -  http://bit.ly/2ngBTNl Neat Video -  http://bit.ly/2ot7Q6C mLUT -  http://bit.ly/2pq6IDM S-Curve -  http://bit.ly/2oAygr7 White Balance 2 -  http://bit.ly/2ngBTNl This video was graded with Vellichor LUTs, check them out here  http://bit.ly/2oHSQAM Please leave your thoughts in the comments below, let's help each other out and shoot better video together...enjoy! :) 

How to Make a Cinemagraph in FCPX

What is a cinemagraph? How do I make one myself?  In this video I show you how to make a cinemagraph with Final Cut Pro X. Keep in mind that FCPX can't export in GIF, but this is not a deal breaker. I personally don't mind video files because certain phones can't really play GIFs. Since I am planning to share my cinemagraphs, I try to keep the file size small by making them less than 10 seconds long. You can also try exporting in 720p. The neat thing about video cinemagraphs is that you can add sound to them.  *Let me know down below if there are ways I can improve this process. 

Buffalo Movie and Video Makers

Buffalo Movie and Video Makers. We provide education, support, encouragement, assistance, and a showplace for filmmakers, those with a tangent interest in film (writers, actors) or people who want to help others with their films (production associates, admin).

How To Break Into the Film/TV Industry - Getting Started!

How To Break Into the Film/TV Industry - Getting Started!