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JOIN THE REVOLUTION From Triune Films and writer/director Ryan Connolly comes Film Riot, a hybrid of sketch comedy, tutorial, reality TV and a whole lot of nonsense, with the ultimate goal of teaching the art of independent filmmaking. Whether it's low budget effects or how to create a film from... Read More

How to Get Your Movie into a Film Festival!

Thursday, November 15th, 2012 – running time 08:45

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Today, Ryan sluts it up a bit again to show the final two effects we will talk about from our Bloodtober finale. Plus, he shows how he got "TELL" into a film festival, and how you can easily get your process started as well.

Due to popular demand, Ryan shows off the final two effects he used from the Bloodtober finale. First, he shows you a couple easy ways to give a demonic glow to your actors' eyes. Next, he shows you how to literally cut it close, with out hacking off a limb. Finally, Ryan submitted his film to the Tribeca Film Festival and shows you just how easy it is to get your film submitted too!

Watch this video on YouTube: How to Get into a Film Festival! (film festivals, triune films, tell)

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About the Show

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Show Title:
Film Riot
Description:
Film Riot is a how-to trip through filmmaking from the mind of Ryan Connolly. From how to make great effects to following Triune Films through production, Film Riot explores the art of filmmaking in a way you've never seen.
Categories:
Comedy, How-To & DIY, Movies & Media
Launch Date:
May 27, 2009
Episodes:
296
Credits
Ryan Connolly (Host)