It is no big secret that trying to create a film takes a lot. It
takes a lot of time and effort, but more importantly, it takes a lot of
financing. From your pre-production expenses, payment for actors and
crew, and post production fees, almost every step in the creating a film
calls for some sort of payment. However, for the budding director,
budget filmmaking is the only thing they know. When you’re starting out
and haven’t got much to back you up, budgeting your resources is key
priority.
So how can you execute creating a film when you’ve got budgetary
constraints? The key to smooth sailing in budget filmmaking is great
planning. Given that you don’t have much room for mistakes and too many
changes, it helps that you, as the director, have everything in mind
planned out. Write...
