A blog for film producers, screenwriters and filmmakers with articles on film production, screenwriting, and filmmaking.
In this Bengal Files review, we explore how Vivek Agnihotri’s latest release opened at the box office with ₹1.75 crore. Despite the buzz, the film faced stiff competition from Tiger Shroff’s Baaghi 4, which pulled
Gandhi Kannadi, directed by Sabari and Saravanan, arrives with a heartfelt premise rooted in simplicity. The film attempts to weave together a story of humanity, morality, and the values that Gandhi stood for. However, while
What is a Film Treatment? Treatment vs Script Explained for Screenwriters – this is one of the most common questions asked by beginners in the world of screenwriting. Before writing a complete screenplay, filmmakers often prepare
Baaghi 4 has finally hit the screens, and social media is buzzing with reactions. Starring Tiger Shroff in the lead, the film continues the franchise’s tradition of high-octane action, jaw-dropping stunts, and emotional drama. Twitter
The highly anticipated Madharasi movie review confirms that Sivakarthikeyan takes on a daring, gritty avatar under A.R. Murugadoss’s direction. This psychological action thriller has generated strong excitement, notably for Sivakarthikeyan’s transformation and Murugadoss’s return—a combination
Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR), benefits and techniques for filmmakers is an essential part of modern filmmaking. It helps filmmakers replace unclear or noisy audio with clear dialogue recorded in an audio. ADR is the process
In this blog, we explore J-Cuts and L-Cuts Transitions in Filmmaking that plays a vital role in how stories are told on screen. These editing cuts ensure seamless storytelling by making audio and visual flow naturally
When you are working on a screenplay or building a shot list, you often come across the idea of montage. A Film montage is more than just a sequence of quick edits; it is a storytelling device that
Film scheduling and a detailed film production calendar play a key role in keeping every step organized. In addition, this location Scouting guide shows that filmmakers must judge a location on key factors such as aesthetics, budget, accessibility,
In filmmaking, the process begins with strong pre-production planning tools such as the screenplay, call sheet and shot list which guide the crew before shooting starts. But once the cameras stop rolling, the project enters post-production – and here
