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Most Expensive Mistake Filmmakers Make on Their First Movie

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Learn from an experienced filmmaker about the costliest error new directors make when creating their first feature film in this 11-minute video interview with Adam William Ward. Drawing from his extensive background in both acting and directing, including work at Dreamworks and Warner Brothers, Ward shares crucial insights to help aspiring filmmakers avoid financial pitfalls. Gain valuable perspective from someone who has successfully navigated the transition from actor to creator of multiple projects, including the TV comedies "Three Guys and a Couch" and "Parole Officers," as well as the feature film "Wally Got Wasted."

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Most Expensive Mistake Filmmakers Make On Their First Movie - Adam William Ward

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  • Profile image for Devangi Das Sen
    Devangi Das Sen
    The interview style of content made it more engaging, plus him breaking down the components was easier to grasp.All in all, I would recommend it to people who are interested in learning how to get started with film making.
  • Nestor Orji
    It’s always an amazing experience shooting for the first time managing resources..
    Thanks for sharing these great insights on Camera, Lences, Lights, Sounds, Location, Actors and Crew.
    What I learnt is that it is better to buy and own a good, cheap and affordable 4K or 6K pro cameras with lences like Black Magic than renting costly Red, Arih Cameras etc on daily bases for a first filmmaker.

    Getting a good Cinematographer who is committed to making great film is one great achievement.

    Good film budget, managing the Casts, Crew, equipments, locations and logistics are top priority.

    Thanks you so much Class Central for this great course.
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