POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 28 August 2008 | PERMALINK
I have an announcement for all of you Filmmakers out there in Moguland. This week is going to be the 30th 5 Minute Movie House ever! If you're new to the site, let me tell you what it is, 5 Minute Movie House is a competition that I run weekly here on the blog, you submit a short, 5 minutes or under, about anything you want, featuring (within reason) anything you want (Except No...
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 27 August 2008 | PERMALINK
So you want an awesome Rocket Launcher prop for your next action movie, and the BFG just isn't "right" for your setting? Well fear not, today i'm going to show you how to make your own cheap RPG prop, and feel secure in knowing that your child soldiers will be able to defeat enemy armor with ease. (Or at least pretend to).
Start out with a piece of tubing (about a foot),...
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 27 August 2008 | PERMALINK
With President of Mogulville Peter Bridger'sterm almost up, we look back to some of the features that President Bridger shot that feature some tips and funny skits. So here you go, some look back at Bridgers "President Presents" features.
I will miss Bridger and hate to see him leave office, but this is how democracy works, I hope that our next Mogulville...
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 26 August 2008 | PERMALINK
Steve has started a new Podcast, every Friday he'll be posting a new video. So if you love Steve's work on the show and want to see more, make sure to subscribe on either iTunes or YouTube.
It's great music, and nice video work, and it's Steve! So check it out and leave him some feedback!
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 23 August 2008 | PERMALINK
This week I decided to go back a little further than I did last week, to a Director that everybody knows, George Lucas. Mostly known for the monolith in his career that is Star Wars, George Lucas began his career far more modestly with 1967's Electronic Labyrinth.
Lucas first became truly fascinated by film by his early exposure to the avant-garde, filmmakers such as
POSTED BY Wesley Scoggins, 23 August 2008 | PERMALINK
Over at Apple.com they are currently hosting a great educational series with filmmaker Baz Luhrmann (Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge!) featuring behind the scenes work on his new film Australia to be released in November.
They have a lot of really fascinating behind-the-scene features, talking about every step of the filmmaking process and I definitely think it's worth checking...