The 4 L's of No Budget Filmmaking

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[oscarcsekey]

Imagine just calling up Zachary Levi for a lil project lol

[ChonnyStone]

Calling this project "limited" is such an understatement. I'm honestly upset that it wasn't even touched upon how Zachary Levi got involved in this production. The whole thing could have been shot on a phone in an apartment with zero lighting and terrible sound, but starring Levi, it still would have had heightened appeal to industry insiders because of the connected talent. The business of film making is so poorly represented in videos like these, and yet it is the most important part in actually turning your skills into a career.

[keithartworker]

" The absence of constraints stifles creativity" - Orson Welles

[JohnsAmerica]

Forgot the big "S" of film-making... "Story". If the story is boring, I'll stop watching. No matter what lighting, lenses, limits, or location.

[MadMojo]

I'm gonna be honest. I never stop and video and go watch a video that is being broken down. I'm just like "show me the magic". But I am really glad that I did for this one. "The Statement" completely through me off guard at the end. I did not expect that at all! And then realizing that we were listening to this character's last words. It was an amazing experience.

[dominickcritelli]

The biggest benefit this production had was a crew(however small) with decades of experience.

[joshuadanso]

I'm a young writer Director and Actor from Ghana. 🇬🇭
FilmRiot has inspired my friends and i so much into making movies even with no budget.
Thank you for this video.
Looking forward to sharing our content from Africa to you. 🙂

[overportfilms]

why didn't he mention how he got a big name Zachary Levi on the film, was he trying to act like it didn't matter because IT DEFINITELY MATTERS

[kieranarmstrongproductions]

"No budget filmmaking"
*uses two $3, 000 cameras
LMAO, in all seriousness, this project was super cool. Twist really hit hard, very informative video for aspiring flmmakers.

[non_regulars]

“We had to do all of the sound in post-production”

That’s rough, buddy

[DanielS]

"Recently, he put out a short film with that stars Zachary Levi, who... you know is... Shazam." Me: He's also Chuck Bartowski. XD

[theresemarkham]

The Statement is a short film masterpiece. Zach Ramelan did such a great job. The film is moving and powerful. Everyone who was involved did such a great job. The behind the scenes was so informative.

[SacredRealmProductions]

As always, a ton of great information. Its nice to hear from professionals who face the same kind of limitations we all do, and also how they overcome them. I'm going to watch the film now.

[nishantkumar]

Please make a course on A to Z. On film making every steps writing then shooting and lightning and editing and sound. PLEASE

[annaspeer]

wow I just wanna say thank you so much for making these videos. I am primarily an oil painter and sketch artist but I have always wanted to try to make a short film someday because I write down ideas for them a lot, and these videos really inspire me! So thank you! :)

[SmartphoneFilmmaker]

Thanks Ryan and the Film Riot team for inspiring me to get into filmmaking and to create my own you tube channel for smartphone filmmaking! You guys rock and make creating a movie feel possible. : )

[ohwowreallyproductions]

Perfect combo of learnin and Levi. Thanks, enjoyed this hugely!

[OlgaKuznetsova]

So cool seeing how someone can make such a dynamic film with limited resources! It's so inspirational!

[bryansiepert]

Wow, great job! The sound is easily one of the best parts though everything was excellent throughout. The focus 'issues' looked intentional and gave it a dreamy quality.

[rafebird]

Used this advice and its definitely helped me in my film making journey! I've won a few awards now and videos like this are invaluable!