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Introduction

film independent for generations, has been built at the junction of the financial constraint and innovation. One could argue that somewhere in the interdependence of this relationship is the mysterious alchemy that makes good art. This means that the financial constraint creates innovation, how to erect walls around a encourages creative thinking prison of the damned. At least, the financial constraint is a factor that can lead to innovation and innovation can lead to great works of art. I have been involved in its manifestation enough times to believe in these principles, but more important is the curiosity of question, "Why are these principles exist, and how we can take to create moving images whether they really move?"

Of course, the financial constraint can be measured in degrees, and I am participating in this debate based on a $ 1M + film has both the resources to finance the practical aspects of making a film in the current climate, and limited resources to inspire innovation allow liquidity in the creative process, and aid in the formation of a very close family of the filmmakers by a singular vision.

It's easy to find examples in history in films with limited budgets exceeded the scope and cultural impact of waiting, not to mention the financial returns, dollar dollar, which accounted for. It is much harder, however, to wade through the pile and tragic considerable independent films do not 'get "the spirit of the times, for mounted media are lying in boxes, collecting dust in basements and – after having gone through the trash compactors funding agencies, financiers and distributors – have become decaying dump but passion conceived.

Sidebox Easy Rider – $ 400,000 in Vanishing Point – A little more than $ 1M Two Lane Blacktop – American Graffiti $ 875,000 – $ 700,000 Mad Max – Samson & Delilah $ 400,000 – $ 1.5 million Sex, Lies and Videotape – $ 1.2M, Swingers – $ 250,000

For this reason, we will see examples of successful independent films that were made less than $ 2 million to determine from a creative perspective of the rulebook, tool box and leadership strategy for the creation of an independent film at this level of budget that has the best chance of connecting with your audience.

One day Alice came to a fork in the road and saw a Cheshire cat in a tree.

"Which way?" She asked.

His answer was a question: "Where want to go? "

"I do not know," said Alicia.

"Then," said the cat, "Never mind."

Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

As filmmakers independent, it is our responsibility to develop a search clear idea of where we are, and actively by an innovative way to get there.

1. Embrace the Chaos

Swingers, blood Simple, Pepi, there is a level of chaos that comes from working with smaller budgets. An energy level. Organized chaos becomes the template for the creation of the work. For example, Swingers, Doug Liman decided to shoot scenes in a bar bar real, while it was open, because I had no money to build or rent the place. The pre-ignition the seat where Heather Graham would sit, and then shot through the fourth … Many customers of the bar did not even know that the scene was shot, and to embrace chaos, Liman acquired a sense of authenticity of the scenes. [1]

Even in bigger budget films, as Iñárritu Babel, or filmmakers Coppola Lost in Translation scope of the authenticity of the acquisition of documentary style, opting to shoot the foundations of the context of his films in the real environment, cinema verite.

Instead of trying control everything, it is essential to enable a level of chaos to infuse the process of filming. Grasp reality whenever possible.

"It really was (Liman) Doug's idea of using this approach cinema verite documentary. His approach was all, "Do not Party Girl with half the money, employees make ten times more money. "He was taking all these possibilities. Of course, for us at the time it seemed like a kind of flying by the seat of his pants, but ultimately the film looked very good and we could not have gotten that kind of energy or authenticity if we had done differently way … "[2]

John Favreau re: Swingers

2. Join one small crew set

There is no only one level of mobility and flexibility that comes with a small production team, but a level of intimacy and connection. To create an environment where players can adapt to his characters, and crew can be mobilized to take advantage of opportunities that arise, a small, tightly knit production team, but independent can be more productive and more resources than a larger team and more dependent.

This is never more evident than in the recent success of Australia, Samson and Delilah, the recent Australian feature, shot and directed by Warwick Thornton, who shot a team as small as 6, and rarely more than 12 during the shoot.

"There were no grips, gaffers no cranes, no and not too many lights on the set … The money creates problems. You know, the films become in this kind of circus and clown shows in one direction and that it was important for me, only to have that kind of personal space with the two actors and be able to direct that way. Do not live through a computer. [3]

Warwick Thornton Re: Samson and Delilah

According to Jon Katzenbach and Douglas sociologists Smith [4], there are six foundations of collaboration that are necessary for high performance groups:

– A small number of persons – usually less than twelve

– Complementary skills in team members

– Common purpose to work

– The specific objectives performance that are commonly accepted

– Approaches shared work

– Mutual accountability among all members

Their study extends to the distinction between "real teams" and "special equipment", citing "a real team is a group with skills complementary commitment to equal and mutually responsible, and an "extra-ordinary team is a real computer that also has a deep commitment to another is personal growth and success.

Could be very useful to have actors and crew members before the team's formation, write a one-page summary of why they want to participate in the film, and how the film will benefit them, professionally and personally. This exercise will provide a solid platform for leadership, and it would ensure that there are fewer expectations expressed in the process and understanding of the skills will potentially lateral that may be available on the computer (ie, the sound recorder can have a witty and ironic writing style that could be used with articles on the production while on the way).

3. Develop a style born of the limitations

In a majority of independent films Low budget done, the style is innovative due to the filmmakers who covers the limitations of lower budgets. Using the challenge as a point of stylistic innovation.

"As we got closer to production, I said, 'we shoot color, because nobody will watch a movie in black and white." But Scott said: "If we pull color are going to have to hire a lighting package, because all we can not use fluorescent lights in the store." And he said: "So if you shoot in black and white, we can simply store and lighting keys? F * # k it – shoot in black and white"

Kevin Smith, re: employees

In the case of the creation of films that typically require more resources, such as road movies or action movies, the standards should be put in place to serve the dramatic purpose of the film, and maintain production within the available budget. For example, a road movie is typically about altering the status quo, and the need to escape, so the option to shoot the majority of dialogue from inside the car, to emphasize in confining the characters, could serve the dramatic purpose of the film, and therefore expand the issues.

During the production of Easy Rider, most of the film was shot outdoors with natural light. While this may be attributed to the film is a road movie in hopper time said that all outdoor shooting was a deliberate choice on his part because "God is a great manager." The production used two trucks five tons, one for the team and one for motorcycles, with the cast and crew who live outside a motor home alone [5].

In contemporary cinema, an increasing number of tools available to modern filmmaker. Is on creativity and innovative use of these tools that can create a seismic shift in the possibilities available on a modest budget. A great example is Slumdog Millionaire, during the chase sequence at the beginning of the film, Danny Boyle has chosen to use a combination traditional film cameras and still cameras with HD capture functions for capturing the dynamics of the coverage needed to create a muscular, fast paced action sequence. These cameras also allowed Boyle to capture images in a surreptitious and non-invasively in the slums of India a way not to draw attention to the filmmaking process, pedestrians using for as extras, which added to the authenticity of the film.

"Only I wanted to be in the middle of everything, while preserving natural energy, without a script: If people see a camera, do not think that the recording of action in vivo. [6]

Danny Boyle, re: Slumdog Millionaire

4. Cultivate Ownership and Risk Sharing / Return

There is a spirit that exists within the structure of the hit independent film, a cohesion of purpose, a ruthless ambition and a passion shared by the cast and crew.

According to writer and sociologist, Dan Pink, people in the workforce are looking for ways to invest in themselves what they do and are increasingly willing to give up the "safety" of a regular salary, the freedom to work as free agents in projects they are passionate. In addition, people have the opportunity to share the fruits of their own efforts, whether personal or business ventures, which are more productive and much more investment high in their work, creative and emotionally. [7]

Seems logical that the "independent" cinema, this trend is occurring. So I see the need to create models in which actors and crew members alike share in the relative risks and benefits of creating a film independent.

Robert Connelly, in its White Paper, incorporating innovation: a new methodology for the production of feature films Australia provides that, "In order to negotiate a workable model for industrial wages in low-budget films have to find a combination minimum reasonable award and a significant portion of revenue from the movie "and while this is a common contractual arrangement 'up the line 'creative, this structure can be implemented by' below the line 'crew members, as well, and conforms to the road independent route for movie creation.

5. Plan to involve the communities in which they work

It is difficult put a price on the value of community involvement in a film project. In my own short film, Echo, we approached the Ku-ring-gai Council help us with permits and access to the National Park they were filming a sequence that involved a young man who falls from a small boat and drowning.

To shoot the sequence, involving a dialogue scene in a vehicle and underwater photography, you also need a small boat and permission to close a road leading to the park. One worker for the Council was involved in the film, and helped us with all sorts of things. If I had which has the dollar value of their contribution, including food run to the crew, standing in the road holding a stop sign, standing as a bonus, we receive a discount on boat rentals from the local marina, and come to work two hours before the park gates open for us would have to reach hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

In the end, all it cost me was a thank you letter and a copy of the DVD, sent to the Council. Your response to my letter of thanks that "there … THANK YOU! Never knew what was going to make a movie, and now I have had the opportunity to see what happens behind the scenes. It was a great experience. I only saw him in the office here, and everyone loved it … Well done! "

This is just a small example of how community involvement can be a mutually beneficial addition to the resource base of any film, including shooting mode in small rural communities, where a film can have a big impact, socially, culturally and economically.

6. Make use of resources available

With all social networks, and Internet connectivity in the hand of contemporary filmmaker, opens a variety of ways source of things you need for a film session. From clothing to accessories for specialty vehicles, can often be easier to find things within their social network which could be to go out and buy them.

One of the advantages that independent productions have come far. Without the typical restrictions more commercial productions, independent films often have more time to, for example, spending on pre-production, editing, or to create a line current market support. Filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen, while Blood Simple, discussed the process of using people who were committed with the process and the film saying:

"We do not pay anyone anything. Well, they were paid the minimum. That's what I always say when people ask about this kind of thing: it makes more sense to find people who do not necessarily have the expertise to do what you want, but you believe you are ready to do and burn for longer, which makes trying to find about four thousand dollars a week DP they think will save time and allow you to shoot for a week less. It does not work that way. That was the philosophy that he [Mark Silverman, line producer] presented in the film and was very helpful to us. [8]

7. Create a process that is aligned with the tone of his film

This is a relatively esoteric, but I think the emotional context a creative effort feeds directly the result of that effort. As director, you will begin to see the creation of a tone in conversation with his actors, a dialect used by the crew or a way of wording things a director of photography tonal effect of the outcome of the movie you are creating. That's why try agents to maintain a safe distance from the talk of the crew to reduce awareness of the artifice, and which can give a film directing more or less on coverage in a scene if you want an amount of chaos in the capture of that scene.

Since the start of pre-production process until the last day in the post, it is important to realize that the choices you make affect the outcome tone of the film. It is a natural process of human creativity to match the emotional tone and psychological our deepest creative investments and it is not uncommon for filmmakers to find a parallel between what is happening on the screen and happens in the life of the cast and crew.

The important thing is to understand that this happens, and be aware of their power to choose what tone or approach to be taken in creating of the film. For example, if you are creating a road movie about taking risks, challenging the status quo and embracing the adventure, then must create a context for the cast and crew in which they hope to take risks, accept the mission, and provide a level of anarchy at times.

8. Implement a Marketing Plan From the Beginning

Marketing an independent film in the current situation can be heartbreaking, as filmmakers, film festivals and studios are increasingly compelled to adopt a business model if it is to survive. This form of advertising big budget has been met with diminishing returns in the last number of years, with increased marketing budgets required to attract the same market. However, however, on the other end of the spectrum, there are incredible opportunities for 'cut-through "in niche markets. Jeff Levick, president of AOL's advertising and strategy, said Internet market niche is the dough again, and even big companies are trying to figure out how to participate in the market by appealing to small groups of people around similar interests.

In other words, they are trying to implement what the Independent to do so …. Match production with a niche market and build a relationship with that market around the film.

"People today say that online word of mouth is become one of the most important elements of his film making, and Paranormal Activity is undoubtedly benefit from this change in behavior, "said Amy Powell, senior vice president of Internet marketing at Paramount Pictures.

Find ways to interact with your market from the beginning. Develop fan on Facebook on blogging sites, to get someone to twitter on production. Start a behind the scenes video of the day, that people engage with the filmmakers about the making of the film. Tap into an existing market for online films, and interest groups that exist in the real world, ie. raise awareness of his "road movie" in groups of collectors.

One marketing idea that you are applying for rock concerts and bands Posse ( href = "http://www.posse.com% 20" target = "_blank" title = "Platoon"> www.posse.com) is for members to earn a commission for every ticket sold to concerts or merchandise that is sold through links from your website or Facebook page. This and other similar engines exist to increase awareness, promote and spread the word about his movie, but a strategy should be initiated as soon as possible.

9. Get it done

The creation of a film is better than creating a movie, so I never stop energizing the process. Do not miss a week without achieving something, however small that is victory. Call a production designer. Go to a bookstore and pick up reference images. Watch movies that move and break down. Read the script. Take notes. Read the script again. Map of the emotional arc of the film. Find the drama in every scene. Take pictures of things that inspire you. Go to an art gallery and find an artist who makes you feel like you want your movie to make people feel. Read the script. Buy a box of crayons and find your color palette. Find references to his film music. People on the street and the tone of his film for them. Call an editor and get his perspective on stimulation. Read on independent filmmakers are making films and how they are doing. Tattoo the title of your movie in the ass. A source of inspiration.

I am an independent film maker in the first place. I always cut my own cloth.

Mira Nair

No matter what you do. Only continue building the momentum for the project.

Find a way. Get it done. No excuses.

And finally …

Film is an art that is a natural extension of our need to communicate through stories. The films we choose to undertake should be personal and based on our ethics personal. It follows that crystallizes through our understanding of the world.

By expanding our database of experience, even in non-film related efforts, we inform the stories we tell. Sometimes the best thing for the creative process is a step back and refresh our creativity. Obsessions can not be controlled, but it is at a distance of arms for several minutes, while the prospect of winning us.

There will be setbacks. There will be triumphs.

Feature usually comes through persistence of vision, a strong and stubborn resistance to compromise and an understanding of the film they are doing is an essential element volume in the lexicon of stories that "must be told."

My opinion is that the limitations are a necessary evil in the creation of art in motion. There is a guttural wit that comes from the depletion of creation. Reach for the final piece of inspiration is the key to finding the inspired thought, making correct perfect pitch. The job of a director is to limit your options, after all, to choose the right path to illuminate the story, capture the emotional moment, create a as vivid as reality what is happening around us. The film is also reality, and the experience to an audience that is real. It is tangible. And if you embrace the limitations that come with the independent film, and watch as the qualification, which is there to take inspiration.

There are more stories to be told. Could also be that you are telling them.

[1] Horowitz, Josh. The mind of modern filmmaker. New York, NY: Penguin Group, 2006.

[2] Lowenstein, Stephen. My first movie: twenty celebrated Administration Talk about your first film. New York, NY. Pantheon Books. 2000.

[3] ABC News Online "work master of low budget strip focus on indigenous issues "by Rebecca van Druten Posted on May 12, 2009

[4] Katzenbach, Jon R. and Douglas K. Smith. Wisdom of Teams:. New York, NY, Harper Collins, 2003.

[5] "Easy Rider: 35 Years Later Moviemaker.com

[6] Mackay, Mairi. Shooting 'Slumdog Millionaire' in Bombay, a city of extremes. January 12, 2009. CNN.com / Entertainment

[7] Pink, Daniel H. Free Agent Nation: How the independent workers are transforming the way we live, 2 nd edition. New York, NY. Warner Books, 2007.

[8] Lowenstein, Stephen. My first movie: twenty celebrated Administration Talk about your first film. New York, NY. Pantheon Books. 2000.

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