Pi
Darren Aronofsky’s Pi is a psychological thriller about a mathematician obsessed with finding hidden patterns in numbers. Shot in grainy black and white, the film creates a claustrophobic atmosphere that mirrors the protagonist’s spiraling descent into paranoia. Its themes of genius, madness, and the pursuit of knowledge make it an intense and thought-provoking experience. Aronofsky’s unique storytelling and visual style cemented him as a bold new filmmaker. Pi remains a cult classic for fans of cerebral and experimental cinema.
10 Reasons Why Most Filmmaking Partners Are Bad For You
Today’s post is an article by Gio Orellana, who wrote this piece for Filmmaking Lifestyle about filmmaking partners. As always with the guest articles that I post here, Gio’s thoughts and views are his and his alone. Take it away, Gio! I’ve had my fair share…
Understanding Video Distribution: So You Finished Your Video, Now What?
Today, we have an article by Megan Thomson of Mallard Productions, a video production company based in Scotland. She’s here to talk about video distribution and duplication. It’s a topic we’ve touched on before at Filmmaking Lifestyle, but it’s an important one and Megan brings a…
7 Ways To Use Content Marketing For Your Video Production Company
Most video production company owners (or freelance filmmakers) don’t understand the true power of content marketing and how it can positively effect their business, their brand and their bottom line. I’m going to discuss blogging (or content marketing, as it’s now commonly referred to as)…
10 Tips To Working Smarter (In Your Life & Career)
We have an article today from lifestyle writer, Katleen Brown. We discuss lifestyle changes a lot here on Filmmaking Lifestyle and this article is all about how to maximize the efficiency of your life in order to get your best work done. This article is…
10 Tips For Starting Your Video Production Business
We have a special guest article today from Giordany Orellana, who owned the popular video production company Anchorbolt Studios. He’s here to share his tips on starting your video production business. This is obviously something that we talk about a lot on Filmmaking Lifestyle, but it’s…
6 Steps To Warm Calling People to Get Leads For Your Video Production Business
I want to talk a little bit about cold calling today. I originally thought cold calling (and ‘cold emailing’) was a fantastic way to get leads for my video production business. In fact, for a while, I thought it was the only way. That was…
11 Tips to Grow Your Video Production Company
We have an article today from Thierry Denis, CEO at Helium Films USA. He runs a very successful video production company, based in San Diego. This article covers in detail his most important advice for growing your video production business. Whether you’re just starting out as…
Vimeo vs Youtube: Which Video Sharing Site Should You Use?
As a video production professional, you’ll no doubt eventually come across a longtime debate in the video world: Vimeo vs Youtube. Do you go with Vimeo (the relatively new player on the field), or do you side with the veteran (and time-tested) old-hand, Youtube? I…
3 Key Tips To Making Next-Level Travel Videos
Today, we have a special guest article from Thomas Alex Norman – Travel Filmmaker & Founder, Lifestylefilmblog.com. In this article, Thomas goes in-depth on his philosophy, strategy and tactics for creating next-level travel videos. Ever been away travelling and wished you had a beautiful video to…
Hiring A Video Production Assistant For Your Production Company
You’ve just wrapped on a two week project that involved a number of 20 hour days. You say your goodbyes to everyone and climb wearily into your car. You open the dashboard and pull out your phone. You hit the standby button and the phone…