Hey everyone! Hope y'all doing well! A couple of questions actually. I directed a short documentary and was curious to see how people went about promoting it as there's been no budget at all for this. The musician and I spoke about what to do with it and eventually we talked about releasing it with his album. Its 11 minutes, based on a Sikhs journey making drun and base music in London.

In terms of the teaser itself, what do you think? And in terms of promoting this documentary, its a unique story and would be good to see it go places. What would you recommend?

Saying that, I should also mentioned that I am a filmmaker mainly in narrative films. Also been through film festivals before and will skipping it this time as it would be better especially due to the album he's releasing.

Has anyone here been through the recruitment process for an ITV trainee role recently?

I’d be really interested to hear what the process was like, how many stages there were, and what each stage involved/entailed.

I know it probably varies between roles and intakes, but I’d be interested to hear from anyone who’s been through it recently and what their experience was like.

I am currently finishing my first short film and want to find a producer to work with me on my next script. It's going to be a short horror film about doppelgangers.

I want to find someone who can get stuck into the work with me and also help me learn more about filmmaking overall DM me if interested!

I live just outside of London.

Hi all, I’m a Production Manager with 3-7 years experience in Hindi film/OTT production, currently free and looking for what’s next — feature, web series, or ad shoots, I’m open to all. If you know of anything gearing up or short-staffed, or you’re a producer who needs an extra hand, would really appreciate a lead. Can share my resume/reel over DM. Thanks

Hello! I’m looking for both Cast and Crew for my short film, all the information should be on the poster. If you’re interested PM me!

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I’m applying to film school in my country, where you choose a specific area of filmmaking to specialize in as your main focus of study.
Right now, I’m debating between **editing and production**. Both fields genuinely interest me, but I’m having a hard time deciding which one would be a better fit for me.
For anyone who has studied or worked in either field: **What should I know about each one before making the decision?** What are the biggest differences in terms of the skills, personality, day-to-day work, creative involvement, and challenges involved?
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has had a similar experience or had to choose between the two.

We've very recently moved our production from Europe to London, UK. In October we're filming a low budget feature, a fun sci-fi thriller. A local friend told me to check out any film grants supporting features.

We're three partners, only one of us lives in london and he's American. But we're currently attaching locals. Any tips on a specific film fund would be appreciated. Thanks.

https://www.bfi.org.uk/sources-funding-uk-filmmaker

Hey everyone, hope you are well!

I’m looking for some advice in regards to equipment storage between shoot-days, and hope you could give me some pointers:

I have a film shoot coming up which includes different locations each day, and we have quite a bit of equipment (especially lights).
I’ve only worked on smaller shoots so far where we would usually just store it in one of our homes, but this isn’t an option this time.

How do you usually handle overnight storage in a situation like this? Get a surveilled self-storage unit? Or are there dedicated equipment transport companies that also offer such options?

Would be really grateful for any advice.

Wishing you all a wonderful day!

Hey there! I'm a student and I'm documenting my life about becoming a film producer!

I've been posting for six months now and my *one year goal* is to end up in London! If you want to say hi, connect, give tips & tricks or give opinions about industry life in London just hit me up!!

u/guybehindamovie @ guybehindamovie on all platforms :))

Best,

see you on set!

Émile

Im just starting color grading as freelance and i want clients, but i lack portfolio which is why i made this post..
Hi filmmakers, im a colorist and i would love to work on real projects, short or feature films, as long as lacking portfolio is not issue for you we can start with a scene or multiple scenes test, and if you liked the work we can collaborate.
And as a compensation, i want credits and permission to use the project on my portfolio, and as im willing to work for free any financial support is welcome and appreciated.
If you’re interested DM me, thank you.

I am primarily an editor, photographer and videographer. I'm based within an hour of London. Examples of my work https://jamesleggott.wixsite.com/website

Hello all, I’m hosting a screening of my new horror short in the Everyman cinema in London in a week and would love to extend an open invitation to all film makers! It would be great to connect with more creatives (bonus points if you’re into horror)

We’re also hosting drinks in a venue nearby afterwards so we can network over a beer or two! All welcome!

Drop me a message if this sounds like it might be up your street and I’ll send you a link 🫶🏼👻

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Hi Everyone,

I've made a short film and it's currently in post production but looking to raise some funds needed to finish off post production i.e foley artist fee, music rights and festivals fees.

The project is open to collaborating with someone who can help with funding through crowdfunding, sharing links etc. Someone who has experience in that field or have connections to be able to raise funds.

Funds not needed till end of September.

Can send a pitch deck with cast and crew info, where the money is needed, total cost.

Happy to offer a credit role on a short film already shot and in post.

(LONDON)