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Filmmaker Feature: Keaton Morris-Stan
Keaton Morris-Stan is an award-winning filmmaker and founder of Greater Than the Sum, a Producing company that is dedicated to creation through collaboration.
Boost Your Social Media Engagement
Whether you’re a filmmaker debuting your first short film or an actor looking to expand your reach, understanding how to effectively use digital marketing and social media is crucial.
Thriving in the Film Festival Circuit
Navigating the film festival circuit can be challenging, but it’s an inevitable part of the journey. Submitting to film festivals is a natural next step, but what happens when your labor of love doesn’t get the nod you hoped for?
Your Crew Breakdown Essentials
Creating a captivating pitch deck isn’t just about showcasing your project—it’s also about spotlighting the talented individuals who will bring your vision to life.
Building Connections and Driving Engagement
Email marketing is a cornerstone of effective digital marketing, offering a direct line of communication with your audience. For artists, filmmakers, and creatives, it’s a valuable tool for sharing your work, building relationships, and promoting projects.
Tailoring Your Submission for Film Festivals
Submitting to film festivals can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many festivals out there, how do you ensure your submission stands out?
The Art of Storytelling in Film Pitches
When it comes to pitching a film project, storytelling is the magic ingredient that transforms a simple idea into a compelling vision.
Navigating Film Festival Notifications
For independent filmmakers, the journey from concept to screen is filled with anticipation, challenges, and moments of triumph.
Why Your Project Needs a Poster
Your poster is more than just a piece of paper or a digital image; it’s the first glimpse into the world you’ve created.
Filmmaker Feature: Ari Groobman
Ari is a writer and director living in Los Angeles, California. He loves to tell bittersweet stories blended with dark comedy and horror to highlight culturally diverse journeys surrounding mental health and identity.
