Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most
A how-to book for film students and other short filmmakers. The book gives five simple techniques used regularly by master filmmakers but often neglected by beginners. Also included are detailed analyses of four classic films and how the directors of those movies employed the five "cheap tricks" described in the book.
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Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most
A how-to book for film students and other short filmmakers. The book gives five simple techniques used regularly by master filmmakers but often neglected by beginners. Also included are detailed analyses of four classic films and how the directors of those movies employed the five "cheap tricks" described in the book.
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Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most

Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most

by Alex Nibley
Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most

Short Film Cheap Tricks: Five Simple Steps to Make Your Movie Better than Most

by Alex Nibley

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Overview

A how-to book for film students and other short filmmakers. The book gives five simple techniques used regularly by master filmmakers but often neglected by beginners. Also included are detailed analyses of four classic films and how the directors of those movies employed the five "cheap tricks" described in the book.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940148331858
Publisher: Deep Lake Media
Publication date: 07/08/2013
Series: Good Stories Well Told , #5
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 387,667
File size: 462 KB

About the Author

Alex Nibley has been teaching digital cinema for over a decade at Utah Valley University. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the American Conservatory Theatre and a Bachelors in Mass Communications from the University of Utah. He was trained in Film Analysis by Frank Daniel, founding Artistic DIrector of the Sundance Institute and fore Dean of the College of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California.
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