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FilmmakerHub is a non-profit resource for film industry enthusiasts around the world: reviews, tutorials, news and expert advice. Free and open to everyone.
Mission
To build a strong, cohesive community of filmmakers who share knowledge, experience and technology, so that every member and the industry as a whole move forward.
Industry news, reviews of cameras, gear and software, and step-by-step tutorials on every stage of production.
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Cooperate with usWho it is for
For everyone who makes films. Directors, students, producers, crews and film lovers who care about their craft and want to see what is next.
Proven tools for everyday work
New shooting techniques and methods
Ideas beyond the standard solutions
What is new in cameras, gear and software
Structured learning about cinema
Trends before they become mainstream
From the blog
George A. Romero's 1968 debut was shot on weekends near Pittsburgh with chocolate syrup for blood and a farmhouse slated for demolition. A Halloween look at how its limitations became its style, why the casting of Duane Jones changed the film, and how a missing copyright notice made it everyone's.
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So that a director, student, producer or film lover can find useful professional information in one place, get advice and follow what is new in equipment and software. We want to be a community centre for filmmakers worldwide.
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Most focus on one craft: the American Society of Cinematographers or Cinematography.com, for example, are about cinematography. We cover the whole of filmmaking in one place.
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