Filmmaking Magazines?

[youngfilmmaker]

I am wondering if any of you know or suscribe to filmmaking mazgazines?


Does anyone have any kool magazine that they can share so we can subscribe?

[Kentertainment]

I currently have a subscrition to Filmmaker Magazine...it's a magazine for Independent Films and it gives you the latest news on well...independent films. A lot of the articles the filmmakers give a lot of good advice and whatnot to filmmakers. www.filmmakermagazine.com

If you're looking for a magazine that is centralized on giving advice to filmmakers I once stuck at an airport picked up Videomaker Magazine and that seemed to be more for helping and giving camera reviews... http://www.videomaker.com/scripts/index.cfm

[rhys]

I have a few filmmakin magazines, most are from the uk. I bought them for $12-$20 at my newsagency.

[youngfilmmaker]

No one else suscribe to magazines?

[DEDFX]

I just go to Borders to see if any of them are good.

I like Fangoria but some issues suck.

FilmMaker Magazine is good but I've only viewed 1 of them, I'm thinking of subscribing though.

[youngfilmmaker]

Lol Ok

Where did you view the filmmaker magazine

[DEDFX]

Go to your local mall, library (maybe), or book store. Usually in them they have good deals on subscriptions and sometimes on their web sites.

[Clarence]

I get Videography (www.videography.com) which has news about independent films, cameras/film making equipment, as well has some nice tips on lighting, framing, etc. I've read Videomaker, it's mostly reviews of cameras and computers.

[Zacatac927]

videomaker is the way to go

[freed]

I'd Rather just get a good book fromt he library for tips and what not rather than shed out doller for a crappy magazine.

[youngfilmmaker]

Lol

I got the videomaker magazine trial magazine
And its preety kool ...

I will try lookin in the book store or something


Does anyone know any good books then?

[DEDFX]

All the ones in my library are 50 years old... Get a "For Dummies book"or just look at your book store and see which one is good, sorry I can't name the good ones at mine.

[youngfilmmaker]

Ty Dedfx for your help xD

[Raptor]

Videography
DV Magazone
Studio Monthly
All are free subscription trade mags, cover concepts from pre-pro through post....

[Epsilon]

I used to buy a lot of Cinefex magazines. They were my favorite.

[Lawriejaffa]

If you are in the UK, then there are loads of newsletters you can recieve for free, from the British Arts Council or Scottish Screen, their websites have online industry magazines and other stuff. Thats if you want the industrial news for low budget / creative media in the UK anyway.

[Ornsack]

I'd Rather just get a good book fromt he library for tips and what not rather than shed out doller for a crappy magazine.

Ha ha! I agree with that!

I used to love reading the magazines when I was younger and inexperienced, and when I wanted to buy a new video camera.

But these days I don't really want a 3 page tutorial on how to put titles on my videos in Movie Maker.

Get a good book. I think that if you don't learn anything from the book, you're still several times more likely to be motivated from reading it than a magazine.