Comments on: 50* Ways You Can Do Something Different On This Production

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By: nwrann

nwrann — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:40:23 +0000

Challenge your collaborators, cast, crew, etc to do something "against type".

For example: Challenge a comedic writer to write a gut wrenching drama. Challenge a dramatic actor to sing in a musical. Challenge a by-the-numbers DP to shoot verite. etc, etc.

Get out of the comfort zone.

By: Isaac

Isaac — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:31:54 +0000

Oops, tried to post this earlier but it didn't quite make it…

What are you doing for your hardworking interns and beginners whose introduction to feature film-making this may be? Can you make the time to give them each brief, focused informational interviews – answer some questions for them, get a sense of their long-term dreams and short-term goals? If they're made of the right stuff can you make the time to send out a personal recommendation to the people that can employ them and help them take the next step forward?

By: :: bogna ::

:: bogna :: — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:24:02 +0000

my fave is this = "Do something stylistically just because you like it. Allow something to be "outside" the film, something that doesn't fit so right and is only there because you dig it. Why does it have to fit?"

Love that…

By: Ted Hope

Ted Hope — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:29:18 +0000

Hey Danny,
Thanks for adding to the list (same goes Marci & SelfHelpless).
Regarding the links, no worries -- we all need to spread the word any way, any how. Everyone can borrow and post these links. What's your blog/website so we can all check it out?

Ted

By: Danny F. Santos

Danny F. Santos — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:25:51 +0000

This is one I've been thinking about for a while now:

As you make your film, is there a way for your fans and followers to interact or create their own content that ties in to your film? How do you foster your community to create their own content around your film?

Also, I've taken your links on the sidebar, modified them and put it into a page on my blog (and linked back of course!) Hope you don't mind!

By: justin

justin — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:02:39 +0000

Hey Ted!!! Your blog is AMAZING! Not to mention I've been a big fan of your movies!! I was at the premiere of Adventureland last year. Great movie!! I love coming here to your blog and getting all of the pertinent and valuable info that you've been providing. I would LOVE to meet up if you have a chance while you're up at Sundance. I produce the Nick Jr show Yo Gabba Gabba and have a separate indie feature we're getting ready to start making!!! I feel it would be very valuable to spend some time with you. I would be happy to schedule it, or if you'd like to send me a message with who to get in touch with I'm at justin@yogabbagabba.com
Anyways, cheers and high fives!!!
justin lyon

By: Marci Liroff

Marci Liroff — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:25:35 +0000

Is this story original? Are you truly showing your "voice"? Or are you just jumping on whatever bandwagon of genre is selling right now?

By: Self Helpless

Self Helpless — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:03:16 +0000

This one applies to my crew and how it was shooting a comedy sans budget. Sometimes we were so pressed to get shots that we didn't get to improvise as much as we should have:

Have we scheduled enough time to actually have fun and be funny (or dramatic, or badass)?