
"Stop dreaming about making your next
film and actually do it. We’ll give you a step-by-step blueprint that will show
you how."
Whether you'd like to make a feature film, documentary, or
short subject, we can give you the know-how to create a professional looking
and sounding product, and show you the tools required to get that product out
into the marketplace on your own terms.
Have you always wanted to make a film of your own, but aren't sure of how to
start, or even what to do if you finish your film?
Would you like to learn practical, no-nonsense approaches to developing, producing,
marketing, and selling your independent film and video projects.
We have the solution that you've
been looking for!
Introducing:
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"The Digital Filmmaking
Workshops Handbook"
YOUR GUIDE TO PRODUCING, MARKETING,
AND SCREENING YOUR INDEPENDENT
DIGITAL FILM
Based on a the successful Digital
Filmmaking Workshops series, this comprehensive guide shows you how to
get your film shot, edited, and most importantly, SEEN, all without big
stars or big budgets! |
Step-by-step information on
Organizing
yourself as a business
How
to generate funding
Money-saving
production and post-production techniques
Marketing
your film
Self-distribution
of your finished project
Written by successful independent filmmakers Bill Millios and
Marc Vadeboncoeur, who deliver all of this must-have information to you in one
unique, easy-to-read manual.
"Bill and Marc have
made it their passion to create films that are true to the
heart and tell their stories their way, embarking on a grassroots
approach not only during production, but through the marketing
and distribution of their films, as well."
Matthew Newton
Director, NH Film Office |
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Not the same old recycled film-school
nonsense
Unlike
other film training products which teach the old school methods of trying to
"break into" the Hollywood scene, The
Digital Filmmaking Workshops Handbook teaches you how to write,
produce, and direct a quality film using today's affordable digital tools.
But it doesn't end there!
Let's face it. Most indie films never see the light of day, never mind the
inside of a real theater. There are thousands of filmmakers out there, passionate
about what they do, who will try to bring their vision to the screen.
And about 97% of them will never succeed.
You might feel like you're one of them, but you don't have to be! We've created
a model for independent filmmakers that will allow you to join the 3% who do
finally bring your vision to the screen.
Enjoy the success that eludes 97% of
indie filmmakers
Unlike others who simply spout filmmaking theory, Bill and Marc have actually
DONE what they teach.
"Old Man Dogs is a heartfelt
showcase of raw talent with something to say - makes masterful
use of the New Hampshire outdoor locations. Director Bill
Millios deftly handles emotional scenes. As a calling card
for the New Hampshire film community, Old Man Dogs does the
job."
Variety
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"Dangerous Crosswinds
is honest and brave filmmaking - Bill Millios is a master
of independent films that are honest and intellectual."
New Hampshire Union Leader
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"Old Man Dogs is full
of moody subtleties which may make the big-budget commercial-film
connoisseur uneasy. Audiences will walk away saying that they
never have seen anything like this produced on Granite State
soil."
The Boston Globe
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"Four Stars! Plenty
of interesting questions are raised about controversial issues,
and the fact that the film has the guts to ask them goes a
long way in my book. More good news arrives on the DVD front;
it's a solid effort all around, boasting a good technical
presentation and a surprisingly solid amount of bonus features."
DVD Talk
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"Dangerous Crosswinds
is so well written, acted and shot that it left me wondering
how such a production could have been made on such a small
budget."
Charlie Sherman
WGIR-AM
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Learn the real-world techniques used by Bill and Marc to market
and screen their films with little or no money.
Now you can use these same techniques to create opportunities for you not only
to get your film seen, but also to make back your production budget
and even make a profit!
That is something MOST indie filmmakers will NEVER
do!
You'll Get
Immediate Benefits on a variety
of topics covered in The Handbook:
Conceiving
The Idea
How to take your idea and turn it into reality. Ways you can
use outlines, storyboarding, and research
to take your idea and turn it into a dynamite script!
Pre-Production
We'll show you how to organize yourself as a business,
deal with legal issues, create a budget,
find actors and crew, and determine your
equipment needs!
Technical
Know-How
How you can avoid the "home video" look and get
a film-like quality using today's digital
technology, including information on High
Definition!
Shooting
Your Film
From methods of directing to inexpensive
lighting solutions, you'll learn how to efficiently
get your production rolling!
Post-Production
Learn how to use your PC as an all-in-one solution for editing,
special effects, sound mixing, and more!
Marketing
and Distribution
Don't let your film sit on the shelf or only show it to friends.
We show you a no-nonsense approach to getting the
word out about your film in a variety of low-cost
and even no-cost ways!
You'll learn how to write and submit press releases,
schedule screening dates, and - best of all
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So, Who Are These Guys and Why Should
You Believe Them?
Let's Meet the Authors...
Bill Millios
Bill
Millios has produced a variety of films and videos through his New Hampshire-based
production outfit Back Lot Films, Inc.
HippoPress wrote that "Millios has earned a reputation as one
of the state's leading documentary and commercial filmmakers".
Millios' three features - Old Man Dogs (1997), Dangerous
Crosswinds (2005) and St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral 1905-2005
(2005) have been well-received in Variety, The Boston Globe and America Online
and have screened at theatres throughout New England. Other credits include
New Hampshire On Ice (2003), Bottled Words
(1995), and Killing Our Best Friends - The Crisis of Pet Overpopulation
(1994).
Millios has also completed corporate productions for companies such as Pike
Industries, the New Hampshire Veterans Home, Perfect Fit LLC, nhFirstJob, and
Southern New Hampshire University.
Millios also plans a re-publishing of his short story collection, The
Winter Thaw, and in April of 2006 he was an Artist-in-Residence with
Team Mallego at the Barrington Middle School in Barrington, NH.
Millios is currently at work writing the script for his next feature titled
Death & Glory.
Marc Vadeboncoeur
Since
1990 Marc Vadeboncoeur has worked in a variety of aspects in the television
industry including cable, broadcast, sports, public affairs, and more.
He has also worked in the independent film market in a variety of positions,
most notably as the Director of Photography for the 2005 feature Dangerous
Crosswinds.
In 2000 he formed his own production company, Goodheart Media Services, which
offers a variety of production and video/audio transfer services for corporate
and non-profit businesses as well as the general public.
Marc has produced videos for clients such as the Greater Manchester YMCA, Northern
Electronics Automation, The City of Manchester, NH, and the Miss New Hampshire
Scholarship Program.
Most recently he co-produced and co-directed the music videos Driven
and Beg to Differ the for the highly-popular band Sevendust
which have played on MTV and many other television and online venues.
Vadeboncoeur was also the president of the New Hampshire Association of Video
Professionals for the years 2004-2005, and has also taught film and video production
at both the high school and college levels as well as various workshops including
Hesser College and Performance Plus.
"I wanted to drop a brief note to thank
you for putting together a wonderful product. I've been reading through
The Handbook and expect I'll be referring back to this many times in the
future. A clear and comprehensive read."
Karlina Lyons
Portsmouth NH
"I learned many steps, especially
during the hands-on participation section involving equipment. I also
learned a great deal dealing about filmmaking vocabulary."
Henry
Boscawen NH
"Highly useful and well-rounded regarding
technical content, people skills, crew management, stylistic issues, marketing
& distribution. Bill's comments on the people aspects were insightful
and critical."
Peter Fellman III |
If you've been asking yourself the following
questions . . .
How
can I get a film done when I've barely got a budget to work with?
Filmmaking
seems so complex - can I really do this?
I
don't know a soul in the media. How on earth do I get word out about my film?
I
don't want to take a bath on this. Is there any way I can actually make money
on my film?
Then the Digital Filmmaking Workshops Handbook Is For YOU!

Don't spin your wheels and waste precious time, energy, and money.
Avoid making the most common mistakes that 97% of all indie filmmakers make!
Learn exactly what you need to do in order to get your film seen by real people
in real theaters.
(Hint: renting a room and showing your project to your
family and friends does NOT make you a successful filmmaker.)
"Bill and Marc have learned
plenty in their travels, and through this book, they are eager
to share their knowledge and experiences with you.
Independent filmmaking has
changed in such a way over the last decade that now there
really is no right or wrong way to approach the craft. Filmmakers
today are amazingly innovative, and with the evolution of
digital technology and new outlets where artists can have
their work be seen, the art and business of filmmaking are
more accessible than ever.
Whether you are just beginning
your creative journey in filmmaking or if you are a seasoned
professional looking to explore a new point of view, I’m certain
you’ll find the information provided in this book an essential
foundation for today’s independent auteur."
Matthew Newton
Director, NH Film Office |
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BUT WAIT! THAT'S NOT ALL!
These people paid $350 each to attend
the workshop where this information was taught. Now you can get that same information
for pennies on the dollar!
"Not only do I now know
more about filmmaking but I now know how to start my own film."
Jake
Nottingham, NH
"This workshop informed
me about everything I should know about making a film, especially
things like having respect for your crew..."
Lubin
Manchester, NH
"...inspires me to pursue
my dreams and has given me the tools to pursue my goals."
Daniel
Manchester, NH |
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Okay, I'm in! How much is this going
to cost me?
Well, like we said, people just like you have paid $350 to attend our live
workshops where we teach this exact material. (Frankly, we've been undercharging
for the workshops and we'll be raising the price significantly on future live
events.)
This eBook contains the exact same content as the print version that attendees
used. We're confident we could sell this information for $197. But, since we're
delivering this digitally, we've significantly cut our costs, so not only can
you receive it immediately and not have to pay extra for shipping and handling,
we're passing cost savings on to you.
So you won't pay $197.
You won't even pay $147.
If you're one of the first 50 people
to buy The Digital Filmmaking Workshops Handbook, you won't even pay $97.
That's right, the first 50 people only to click the Buy Now button will
get the Handbook and special Bonus Legal Forms package for ONLY $49.95!
After the first 50 are gone, the price goes up to $97, so if you snooze,
you lose!
SO DON'T WAIT! HIT THE BIG BLUE "ORDER
NOW" BUTTON NOW!


That's right, we're so confident in our product and that you
will find this information valuable in your
filmmaking career, we'll take out all of the risk and give you a 60-day money
back guarantee! If you're not satisfied, your money will be refunded, no questions
asked.
We can't make it any easier for you than that.
All this for only $49.95!

Thank you for your time, and best of success with your filmmaking
career,
Marc
&
Bill
PS - remember, only the first 50 buyers will get this at the $49.95
introductory price, so the price will go up to $97 as soon as we hit 50, with
NO notice. So, don't wait unless you have extra money to spend. |
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