A Novice Guide To Making A Feature Film - Paperback

by Robert K. Teske Jr (Author)

Creating a feature film can be a lot of fun, but many times the real art form is lost in the battles of Hollywood as writers and directors battle over how to create the perfect film. For independent filmmakers these battles are much easier to win since often the director is the writer as well. Learning how to overcome some of the potential problems that you will encounter is important. Your film depends on the success of the project, so starting with the ultimate motive of success will be paramount to how successful your project really is. If you're just starting out as an indie film maker, let this guide be a stepping stone for you. The road is hard, but it isn't impossible.

Author Biography

Robert K. Teske is the owner of Subtropolis Film Partners, a privately owned motion picture development & production company established in May 2008. Robert has written several screenplays, and has had two television series proposals optioned, and currently has about a dozen other screenplays in various stages of development. Robert graduated in 2008 from Dov SS Simens Hollywood Film Institute, Film School, and received both, a Producer's Diploma in the capacity of Feature Film Producer, and the Independent Filmmaker Certificate of Completion as a Certified Cinema Director & Line Producer, fulfilling a life-long desire to do so. Robert currently reside in Kasson, Minnesota with his wife and their two children.