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Making It - Ep1 - Budget Bombshell (Film Budgeting & Script Breakdowns)
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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Today’s video begins our pre-production series for Making It. This series will take you through the complete filmmaking process. We show you how to build your own directing career with a proof of concept for a tv show idea or a movie idea you may have. You'll watch screenwriter and director SC Lannom and producer Herman Wilkins as they go through the entire pre-production process to make a pilot presentation to serve as a proof of concept for a Television series.
Writing a screenplay or pilot is an important part of the filmmaking process, but getting that pilot script produced and financed can be difficult, and even if you do get someone to accept your script there is a small chance it will be given the attention it needs to become a produced film or tv show. That’s why you need a tv show proof of concept.
TV producers, talent agents, managers - all are super busy and don’t have time to read through a bunch of “could be great” scripts. However, people will watch just about anything, especially if it only takes less than 15 minutes. That’s why you can take matters into your own hands and build a proof of concept for a comedy TV show just like we did.
Learn the directing process of a comedy TV show that you won’t find in film school.
We take you from pre-production to post-production to show you how to make a movie or tv show idea become reality. In this web series, we take a short film and tv show idea and go through the process of directing movies and each of the film production careers associated with creating a proof of concept for a comedy tv show idea.
No filmmaking theory here, just a step by step process of what it looks like to create a proof of concept tv show. The filmmaking process is shown to you in detail, and you will be able to see just how hectic making a TV show pilot on a small budget can be.
Take what you learn from this filmmaking web series and apply it to your next project, whether you’re a director, cinematographer, editor, screenwriter, or filmmaker in general. See how to find and secure crew, find film locations, build shot lists, collaborate with your filmmaking team, see camera work decisions, and filmmaking problem-solving in real-time.
We use our StudioBinder filmmaking tool along the way, so you can see how call sheets, contacts lists, script breakdowns, and more can help you create your own tv show idea on a very small professional budget.
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Plot twist: There is no script. That script was the script of this video.
🤫 Don't spoil it for others!
😂
This sounds like one of the most ambitious and intriguing video series on RUclips -- Exactly what I was looking for! Keep up the great work.
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Thanks man! Appreciate the kind words! Stay tuned for episode 2 coming at the end of the month.
Cheers!🎬
@@StudioBinder I literally can't wait!
This Making It series is genius. Educational, youtube vlog, documentary style, and yet simultaneously feels like a drama series, all wrapped in one!
Whenever i make my first feature film, I'll give studio binder the credit they deserve. #NoFilmSchool
We'll be waiting for the name drop in your Oscar/award speech 😜
Best of luck to you, sir!
Also, if you haven't checked it out already, our blog is a great resource for just about any filmmaking topic as well.
Feel free to browse through and read the articles that you want about screenwriting, blocking, camera angles, etc.:
www.studiobinder.com/blog/
@@StudioBinder yes, I'm an active follower of all your work. Thanks for the kind words. Keep up the good work. Thanks!
Very often in a production the conflicts happen when the dream story gets crushed by harsh realities:
Money vs time vs quality.
U want big, hope to get medium, but can only get small.
The first one always have to learn in filmmaking: get ready to get dissapointed, a lot, and figure out how to deal with it.
Also get ready for others to be dissapointed, and be ready for that.
Nailed it 🔨
Well put! 👏🏻
Herman is my favorite part of this whole thing.
He has a great personality! We're lucky to have him. 😊
I was waiting for this kind of series
Thanks for making this series
You bet! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more!
This is exactly what I need! I'm currently in the process of making my first short film and seeing how it's really done and what things to consider is going to help so much. Thanks StudioBinder!
That's really exciting to hear! You're definitely our target audience! 🙌🏻
Best of luck to you and your project!
I too watched it before starting my 1st shot film. But now it's the second time I'm binging. Need to learn a lot more from the production perspective. 😢❤❤ Thanks StudioBinder.
Studiobinder out here inspiring and teaching the next generation of filmmakers
Aw shucks, we try! 😊
@@StudioBinder This episode lays some truth on us. It's tough but necessary. Money shouldn't be so prevalent in creating art but the hard truth is that it is and we have to be extra creative to work around it. Thanks for this video.
Hey, whoever did the animation at the start did an amazing job prop's to them.
Aw thanks a lot, J Sagy!
Our animators and editors put in their time and energy into this.
Glad to hear that it's paying off!
Stay tuned for episode 2, coming soon!
@@StudioBinder Looking forward to it.
Yeah, seeing it all from their own project breakdown is going to be fun.
The producer Herman was 🔥🔥🔥throughout the whole series!! Great job guys!
Want a season 2 😭 like this series is more entertaining and engaging to me than many other tv series. And yeah a lot to learn every time I watch it.
30 characters, 15 speaking characters, 7 locations for a 23 pages script?
Yeah, I’m taking sides with the producer.
Yes, yes! Please do!
@@StudioBinder Guess we can see who runs this account.
"Hey this is Tim! Tim's on the line!" Lmao 😂
Ep1, YAY!! Been waiting for this!!🙌
wow i've never really thought about things downstream, this will definitely help me be more aware in the future.
Great to hear we provided some insight!
Stay tuned for episode 2, coming soon!
Best of luck in your projects!
Three days back I first watched a video by Studio Binder... I subscribed... And now I have watched about a fifty videos by them. What a useful stuff! 💝.... Bind-boggling work 👌👌👌
Everyone’s talking about Herman but SC is the real mvp
I really appreciate the work that went into producing this content. It’s great info. 👍
Thanks Tim! Appreciate the support!
8:46 "Hey, this is Tim..."
😂
Haha! I can be Tim if you need me ;-)
Appreciate the inside logistical look at this production. Thanks!
You bet! Stay tuned for more episodes!
What a great infomercial for studio binder products.
Thank you!
This made me subscribe. Eagerly waiting for the future episodes!
This is such a great series, totally great channel, and awesome work and unique info.
thanks a lot. keep it up.
Appreciate the support! thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more episodes!
www.studiobinder.com/makingit
I love this series of videos. I find all of this so fascinating for I’m working on my very first screen-write for a show concept I have :)
as someone on the outside of this medium, this channel has really brought clarity to film making and the process of the business
Great stuff guys! Love this new show!
Thanks for the support, Roberto!
Stay tuned for episode 2, coming soon!
Cheers! 🎬
Hey, this is Russ on the conference...🤣 but really thats so true it can be annoying when people accumulate the conference call participants over the speaker
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Thanks for watching and thanks for the support!
Stay tuned for episode 2 coming soon!
God I love this! Can't wait to see this filmmaking journey!
That really means a lot! We're excited too!
Love the concept and this BTS!!
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it!
This is amazing! Cant wait to see more!
Thanks Kevin! Appreciate the support!
Stay tuned for episode 2 coming out at the end of the month!
This is amazing for me. I have SO much to learn about filmmaking and I’m teaching myself w/o much equipment. This series will be such a massive help. Thank you for showing me how the bacon is made. #nofilmschool
Great content. Nice job 👍🏽👍🏽
Appreciate the kind words!
That was very informative. Thanks!
Great start. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thanks for the support CM!
Cheers! 🎬
This was awesome! Really excited to see the rest of the episodes.
Thanks Jose! Appreciate the support! We're really excited to see how the rest of the season is received!
Amazing series, great Idea to keep it realistic
Thanks a million, sir!
Thanks for this, you guy's are amazing!
Thanks Leonardo! Appreciate the support!
This is as good as Masterclass
Having successfuly made three short films, I can tell you multiple locations are not hard, or expensive, if you have a great art director and are realistic. Let's say you need a bedroom, a kitchen, and a living room, for three seperate families. Use the same house! Just decorate it in totally different styles. We got a free fabulous house over two days. No one could tell it was the same house.
That is a great strategy as well! Thanks for sharing! 😊🙏🏻🎬
So I got a car chase how do I do that then for cheap😅
I love the content but I’m not a huge fan of the reality tv style...
Sorry to hear that! Thank you for watching through!
I like the reality style. What’s not to like about reality?
@@waynelast1685 It's fake.
Hey, Studio Binder! Love hearing these insights into a filmmaker's journey and I'm surprised there aren't that many series like these, because I find them more valuable than any masterclass or uni course. We've released our film last year and I took the time to put together a similar series, but commenting on the process, after everything was said and done. For anyone out there who wants to learn from (and potentially have a laugh at) our experience and mistakes during the filmmaking process, feel free to drop by my channel.
I am really exited for next videos and thank you for sharing your work with us 👍👍
Thanks for the kind words! Stay tuned for the next episode! :)
Love this concept for a RUclips series, and mentally thinking how to apply it to my own story I'm working on. I defs couldn't do the pilot I want with that budget, but there is a plotline for one of the middle episodes where the whole twist is that there is no action scene at the end and the characters who have been building up to face off realise it's all a misunderstanding and pleasantly depart. That could be done as a relatively low budget proof of concept with only two locations. Would give a feel for the 4 main characters, have a one-off threat that represents the overall antagonist, and that balance of drama and comedy from the character interactions that underline the series. Hmm, a lot to think about...
I've been waiting for this. When are new episodes uploaded in this series? So insightful.
Thanks LaHamada! Appreciate the support! Stay tune for episode 2 which is coming soon (the end of the month)!
Cheers! 🎬
Great vidéo, love it
Thank you!! Stay tuned for more!
@@StudioBinder for use
This series was really informative. Thank you guys!
Great video. Waiting for the next one 😄👍
Stay tuned and thank you for your patience! :)
This was truly an eye opener...thanks mehn
You bet! Be sure to check out the episode page to get an overview for each episode coming soon!
Episode 2 will be dropping very soon.
bit.ly/2npUUCS
Cheers! 🎬
I love you studio binder
This came just in time
Thanks for watching! Hope there was something you learned!
I’m loving this series. One question though, if trying to cut down to one location, why not mention you could try and use the one location as multiple locations? For example if you want to use a hospital as a hospital, why not find somewhere else in the hospital that doubles as somewhere else? It’s still only the cost of one location.
This massively helped me out. I'm studying for my film budget quiz 😂😂🎥
Purrfect timing 😭😭😭😭😭😭
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thank you!
I'm planning on doing pre production and I think that's a very interesting story and I can think of good locations for filming
Obviously this is a huge Ad for Studio binder, but hey, respect. If you can store your product in use and make it informative, AND entertaining... then nice work I say.
Love The studio binder content takes work!
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Really appreciate the support, Brad! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more episodes! :)
Learned a lot! Thank you so much! :D
Very good
Thank you! Stay tuned for episode 2! :)
Nice!
Thanks for your support!
Love it. I’m in.
Can you guys do a video about the cost benefits to using practical effects like miniatures opposed to using CGI? I think it would do well thank you
Thanks for watching and the support! Also, thanks for the interesting suggestion! 🙂
Remarkably calm reaction to a 66% cut in your budget! "So you'll have to do it in one location. With zero actors. And no props. Also we're taking away your script."
"Oh. Ok"
Might've been a little underwhelming! Haha! 😅
@@StudioBinder Still looking forward to next episode though! :)
I need to do this.
Love you sir from India best of luck
Which software you used for Script and added elements which is displayed in this video ?
One thing I hope filmmakers and writers take away from this: You can create a great story with a minimal budget in mind. Having confines that force you to rewrite your story actually turns out pretty well. A lot of great writers have said that budget restrictions actually helped the creative process. So don't live in la la land while writing your La La Land.
ahhhhh this is going to be so cool
Glad you're enjoying it so far! Stay tuned for more! :)
StudioBinder cannot wait 📆
Loved it❤️
Thank you!
Hey, I really enjoyed this. It inspired me to make another film but one of the hurdles is finding a producer and knowing what the producer's compensation is. Typically, I know that most producers only get paid after above the line crew and the investors are paid. I have a question. Can you elaborate about the agreement between the creator and the producer in the series? I want to hire a producer for my concept short but I don't know what to include in the agreement. Thanks. Love your series.
Great episode. Where can I get that template ? I think it's called a movie production template. Thank you.
I want to do a sitcom too this is so cool wow guys this is great.😂😅😂
Hi guys. At 5:48 it says there is a free downloadable budget but I can't find it. Can you help direct me? Thanks!
I have alot of good ideas but I am not a good Writer.
Bad karma
BadKarma 714 you can still be a good one though.. keep practising and you’ll get somewhere. I suck at writing too and I am a lazy ass. I pulled my bestie outta his line of career and put him on mine .. that is to become a filmmaker. Had him get a job in the company where I work and had thought him everything about the great movie making. Now he’s obsessed with the idea too but at least he’s helping me out with the scripts where i get stuck and pretty much helps me with the budgeting, finding actors ( most toughest part if you are looking for someone who works for free and for the thrill of acting). The best way for the lazy asses like us to go at it is to find that one person who can support you with this thing and motivates you when you feel low and the best is when they kinda join you in your goal. It becomes much less harder when there’s a person you trust constantly pushing you but the thing is to find that person in your life. Hope you’d stop being a lazy ass , giving reasons and get at it. Hope this helps.
That's a pretty difficult predicament!
My advice to a person just starting out writing is to just do it. Over again.
Consistency is tantamount in order to become a great writer.
Our blog offers a number of articles to learn more about screenwriting.
Here's an article that gives you a list of good books to read for learning screenwriting:
www.studiobinder.com/blog/best-screenwriting-books/
Best of luck to you, sir!
@@StudioBinder thank you your the first to ever tell me that all through school I was in Special education classes and was told I would never do better then work in fast food if that my teacher said because when I graduated in 1992 my math was 4th grade level and my reading and writing was 5th grade I took some computer classes in college and got A's and B's for the first time in school.
@@srinidhiacharla1766 thanks bro I appreciate that I live in Garden Grove California not far from L.A. I always wanted to be a film Maker. Look at last comment below.
Dang those were some aggressive cuts 😂
This was such a dope video! I love seeing how this stuff works. If anybody lives in Vancouver area and likes film making, hmu i wanna get involved!
please any suggestion of software which can help me with my budgeting?
How did you come to the $125 dollar day rate? Is that your company's normal/average rate?? Is there any reason for why it would be higher or lower?? I hope someone can answer this for me!
- Fellow Film Student
What is rate and tab? :(( I mean I know the meaning but I don't get it in film budgeting?
budgetarily
Are you accepting short film scripts? From India?
Yes, we're accepting scripts from anywhere! Good luck! 🎬
is season 2 still happening?
Not sure if it was my eyes playing tricks on me or the lighting made everyones skin look a little green at times. Other then that I think this is a great series
What software did they use to highlight and budget??
I don't like y'all cover photo for this video. What is it trying to portray?
Is it usually best to shoot with two cameras?
Really depends on the director's vision and what you can afford.
For example, Christopher Nolan shoots all his dramatic scenes with a single camera, while all his action sequences use multi-camera.
Also, the type of equipment you use doesn't really matter; there have been great films where the directors have been resourceful in using cheap equipment.
South Korean filmmaking duo Park Chan-wook and Park Chan-kyong's film Night Fishing (2011) was shot entirely on an iPhone 4 and won the 61st Berlin International Film Festival!
In short, whatever floats your boat. However, be aware of your budget.
StudioBinder Thank you!
@@AxelFoley-sb5re You bet! 👍🏻
Does anyone know what’s the screenwriting software they’re using?
StudioBinder xD
jp_966 yeah i figured :p
thanks!
Well, it's our very own FREE software, check it out:
www.studiobinder.com/
Also, highly encourage you check out our blog to read articles that help you learn how to utilize the program for your projects.
Here's an article that helps you a holistic approach to using our free screenwriting software:
www.studiobinder.com/blog/best-free-screenwriting-software/
(You only start paying if you want to add on certain features).
So, how did the proof of concept work out?
What stops a production company from just... stealing the script? Not to say I have an amazing idea or anything, I'm just curious
pretty disappointed that there was NOTHING on where the budget is coming from and how to get it.
There are a lot or video on pitching your ideas
@@SimoBenziane There's also a whole playlist on script breakdowns but this series was advertised as showing ALL aspects of making a short film from start to finish. It seems to me that the financing is a pretty big part of that.
Hi stairway2000, sorry your expectations weren't met.
Our blog is a great resource to learn more about any particular topic regarding filmmaking.
Here's an article from there that dives deeper into film budgeting:
www.studiobinder.com/blog/the-essential-guide-for-crafting-film-budgets-with-free-film-budget-template/
Hope that helps! Cheers! 🎬
@StudioBinder The video is titled "film budgeting" though. It's a bit misleading to say the least. Especially in a series that was meant to cover all the aspects of making it. How can you make a budgeted short without the budget? Seems like a vital part of the process has just been sidelined.
When will we get the making it episode where it's the behind the scenes of the making it episode where it's the behind the scenes if the making it episode where-
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You can watch Inception for something like that. 😆
How much budget they've target less than $15k? ...
anyway this episode is good , i'm waiting for Ep. 2
Thanks for watching and supporting our content!
Cheers! 🎬
I've never seen this series before. The algorithm is so weird.
Are you still looking for scripts and directors?
Sounds confusing. The tv series I mean
wait how did you. know I needed 9 actors lol
😉😆✌🏻
Still accepting scripts?
From now till the end of the year!
If you've got a script, feel free to submit it to the link below!
There's a chance yours could get selected, it's definitely worth a shot.
Best of luck to you!
www.studiobinder.com/making-it-submissions/
Wow They're Responding For Every Comment!😳
Not this one. 🙃
This writer had an old Macbook because the newer version's keyboard sucks
Totally disagree... it's like taking the brush out of Vincent van Gogh's hands.