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What is a Gaffer? The Chief of Lighting on a Film Set

by Jenny Fisher October 17, 2025
by Jenny Fisher October 17, 2025

A gaffer leads a film’s lighting team, shaping the look and mood of every scene. Learn what they do and why their role matters on set.

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What is Film Exhibition? || The Final Stage of Your Film’s Journey

by Natasha Stares October 15, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 15, 2025

Film exhibition is where your work meets the world. Learn how movies move from production to the big screen—and what it takes to get eyes on your story.

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What Is a Sub-Genre? A Guide to Fine-Tuning Your Story

by Natasha Stares October 14, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 14, 2025

Discover how sub-genres add nuance and originality to your screenplay. Learn how to mix, match, and refine genres to craft stories that stand out.

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What is Film Marketing — From Post-Production to the Box Office

by Natasha Stares October 9, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 9, 2025

Film marketing connects your project to its audience. Discover strategies to build buzz and prepare your film for exhibition.

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ScreenwritingStory Development

The Cast of the Cursed: Guide to Horror Character Archetypes

by Natasha Stares October 7, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 7, 2025

Discover the essential horror character archetypes — from the Final Girl to the Doomed Mentor — and learn how to use them in your script.

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How to Write a Thriller Movie Script: Suspense, Tension & Surprise

by Natasha Stares October 2, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 2, 2025

Learn how to write a thriller movie script that keeps audiences on edge. Explore key elements, examples, and tips to master suspense in your screenplay.

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