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June 2010

DSLRs Come into Their Own: Viva la Revolución!

By Peter Bohush
An Example of Depth of Field as Shot with the Canon 5D Mark II DSLR Film/video Camera.

Shooting video on a still camera? Peter Bohush tells us why this is no longer as ridiculous as it sounds - and how it can revolutionize the way you make your film.

DSLR Buyer's Guide: Which Should You Consider?

By Peter Bohush
The Nikon D90 - One of Many Options for the DSLR Enthusiast

So you want to buy a DSLR. Which is right for you? Peter Bohush reports for NewEnglandFilm.com.

The Who, the Whereuntofore, and The Why

By Kerry O’Donnell
Will Your Sins Catch Up with You?  The Why Knows...

The principal players not meeting until the day before production, The Why epitomizes the new type of collaboration in independent filmmaking.

Lessons Learned on My Latest Film Set

By Jared M. Gordon
On the Set and on Top of Things.  Sort of.  (Photo by John DeCecco)

My recent film shoot, a three-day affair for a 20-minute comedy, taught me the value of running a tight ship, as well as a few other things.

Industry News - June 2010

By Casey Stirling
Patricia Clarkson's Cairo Time Premieres this Month in New England at the Berkshire Film Festival (Photo by Colm Hogan)

Summer's just heating up, and the New England film scene is a hotbed of activities, festivals, and screenings. To report news email news@newenglandfilm.com.

Massachusetts Cultural Council Update

By Kerry O’Donnell
Art Funding Continues to be Slashed - But All Is Not Lost (Photo by Richard Urban)

How fares the Massachusetts Cultural Council? The latest report carries bad news as well as a glimmer of hope.

Ask the Screenplay Doctor: Where to Send Your Script

By Susan Kouguell
From Flickr photographer: http://www.flickr.com/photos/spadgy/313251515/

Where do you send your script if you are a complete unknown writer? The Screenplay Doctor addresses this question in her latest column. Email screenwriter@newenglandfilm.com to have your question answered in next month's issue.