In my New Years Day post, I looked back at what I did in 2012. In this post, I lay out my 2013 goals. That is goals for 2013, not 2013 goals. Some Days . . . I finished this film last year and submitted it to the Hundred Dollar Film Festival. If it is… Read Article →
Posts By: James Beattie Morison
In the previous posts, I’ve looked at how I made some of my films for the Hundred Dollar Film Festival. In this post and subsequent posts, I will use those experiences to give advice on how to make a film for the Hundred Dollar Film Festival. I will begin with the limitations that technical side… Read Article →
At the start of 2012, I did a post about My Goals for 2012. Before I do the same for 2013, I wanted to look at how I did last year. Make Better Use of My Time Well, I don’t think I did very well with this. I got some projects done, but I didn’t… Read Article →
In this and previous posts, I looked at how I made some of my films for the festival. In later posts, I will summarise what I learnt from those experiences and suggest how you can make a film. I made If I knew . . . for the fourth festival in 1995. Like My Next… Read Article →
In this and the next post, I will look at how I made some of my films for the festival. In later posts, I will summarise what I learnt from those experiences and suggest how you can make a film. I made My Next Film for the tenth festival in 2001. I came up with… Read Article →
In this and the next few posts, I will look at how I made some of my films for the festival. In later posts, I will summarise what I learnt from those experiences and suggest how you can make a film. I made The Fence for the fifth festival in 1996. It developed over a… Read Article →
In this and the next few posts, I will look at how I made some of my films for the festival. In later posts, I will summarise what I learnt from those experiences and suggest how you can make a film. Who Shot the President started out as an idea for a feature film. The… Read Article →
In the next few posts, I will look at how I made some of my films for the festival. In later posts, I will summarise what I learnt from those experiences and suggest how you can make a film. I made Weekend in Calgary for the first Hundred Dollar Film Festival in 1992. This was… Read Article →
When the Hundred Dollar Film Festival first began, the idea was that you could make a film for under $100. Now, twenty-one years later, is that still possible? In this and later posts, I will to talk about how to make a film for the festival. As I wrote this post, it began to get… Read Article →
Pete’s Plan I got some comments back from some people on this story. I rewrote it based on their comments. I incorporated some new ideas I had as I read it over. It is a bit longer at over 1,000 words now. I think it is better too. I’ll read it over again next week,… Read Article →
