http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/Latest FILMMAKING tutorials from FreeHobbySolutions60http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=43http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=43I have written about how to prepare for interviews and what to do at interviews, but there are three additional points to keep in mind during and after the interview. john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=47http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=47Before you go through an actual interview, you should first go through a rehearsal interview. Ask a friend, family member or neighbor to play the role of the interviewer. By doing this you'll place yourself at the cutting edge of the job hiring process bejohn@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=65http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=65So many times I get asked what is the appropriate dress for an interview for a job in film production. A lot of times dress depends on where you will be working in the production because you should be dressing for that department. For example, wardrobe pejohn@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=94http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=94Success in the film industry is 80 percent preparation and 20 percent show, as I explained in my earlier column about practicing for the interview, so it's essential that you go into the interview completely prepared. john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=110http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=110narration use as a story device as part of a film sound track, definitions of "sync to picture" and "wild" narration from a script as well as voice of god and wild line narration.john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=86http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=86Amy Stodghill gives us the low-down on HD Post-Production, as told by Pablo Toledo, independent filmmaker and director of "Runnin' at Midnite".john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=85http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=85Hi-definition video (HDTV) is examined as a viable (and preferred) format over mini-DV and 16mm for independent productions by Pablo Toledo, director of "Runnin' At Midnite".john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=169http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=169Is your script the star? Make sure you have others back up this desicion. If you have the right script you can sell but you have to stay objective.john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=92http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=92This is understandable because screenwriting is unlike any other narrative form in two very important ways: 1. Screenwriting is, at root, a collaborative form of writing. 2. In screenwriting, storytelling is more important than rhetoric. john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=61http://www.freehobbysolutions.com/filmmaking/viewTutorial.aspx?&id=61dialogue definitions are discussed: lip sync, wild sync, production dialogue, ADR and looping. Sound track building is also addressed.john@freeitsolutions.com (John Negoita)