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NO BUDGET FILM SCHOOL is a unique series of classes specifically
designed to help the NO-BUDGET filmmaker, whether they are working with a budget of $200,000 or
$2,000. The lessons, tools, and techniques gained from these courses are are intended to maximize very limited
resources and minimize critical errors that can doom otherwise worthy projects.
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No Budget Film School is BACK! After taking
a hiatus to develop and produce my new film, "Pig," No Budget Film School is back in action with my two-day "The Art & Science of No-Budget Filmmaking" class, scheduled
for May 30 & 31, 2009 in Los Angeles. This figures to be my best class yet, with more hard-learned lessons
from the no-budget trenches, updates on tools and techniques, and valuable advice from successful no-budget filmmakers on
the cutting edge of micro-budget filmmaking in the 21st Century. Here's who's scheduled to appear this time around:
Peter Broderick (President, Paradigm Consulting)
Jay Duplass (Director, "The Puffy Chair," "Baghead")
Alex Holdridge (Director, "In Search Of A Midnight Kiss")
Gregg Bishop (Director, "The Other Side," "Dance Of The Dead")
Matt Radecki (Co-Director, "TV Junkie"; Founder, Different By Design)
Click HERE for guest speakers' bios.
All paid attendees receive the following absolutely free:
- Screenwriting Instructor Chris Soth's 5-module Million-Dollar Screenwriting Teleseminar: "The Mini-Movie Method" (a $250 value!)
- DVD of award-winning feature film "True Love"
- Resource Handout for each day
- Box Lunch both days
- Light Refreshments throughout the day
For more information on the class, visit my Class Page.
For more information on the location and specific times of the class, click HERE.
To REGISTER, click HERE. Discounts are given to those who prepay, with further discounts for Students and Members of Qualifying Organizations.
THE
REVIEWS ARE IN!
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No Budget Film School was reviewed in Creative
Screening Magazine's round-up of directing programs recommended to screenwriters who want to make their own projects.
Journalist Nancy Hendrickson attended No Budget Film School's 2-day "The Art & Science of No-Budget Filmmaking" class
back in August 2007 and reported her impressions in the March/April 2008 edition of the magazine. To read what she said about
No Budget Film School and instructor Mark Stolaroff, click the image to the left.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A PDF OF THE REVIEW
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