Filmatick

There is still time to register for the Free Webinar and Live Q&A hosted by Filmatick, on November 3, 2021, from 2 pm - 3 pm (EST). Emmy Award-winning Director, Mike Gasaway, will be sharing information about our previsualization software, and how it will revolutionize your pre-production process! See for yourself how Filmatick can save you time and money on your next project. All attendees will receive a complimentary 1 Month Free Trial!

There are things we can control in creative work, and there are things we can’t. We can’t control whether or not someone likes our work, but we can control our effort and how open we are to learning. Feedback is a big part of that growing process. Here is a great article to help you handle constructive feedback.

BLOG: Feedback: Beyond the Script S.K. Valenzuela writes: My fellow creatives, we’ve chosen a path that’s not for the faint-hearted. You have to believe, all the way down into the core of your being, that you can do this thing -- that you can create worlds, that you can bring imagination to life. And we ride the pendulum, someti...

A career three decades in the making. Millennials may know him from his animation work on the “House of Mouse” Disney series from the 90s, but most of the world recognizes him from his later work as the director behind the television series “The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius.”

Years later, Gasaway began teaching at the Universtiy of Cincinnati where he got the opportunity to develop his own game-changing pre-production software program, “Filmatick.”

Read the full featured article here 🎥 https://bit.ly/2ZH8mFn

Interview with Mike Gasaway A documentary short focusing on 3D animation at UC with professor Mike Gasaway

Throwback to the team's Graduation Day from UC Venture Lab Pre-accelerator program, during which we got to collaborate with technical, legal, and business experts to bring Filmatick to life. Today it is currently used by more than 300 students in UC's Digital Media Collaborative program. ✨

Saved yourself a TON of time and aggravation by planning out your scenes ahead of time. On my short film, Help Me First! I blocked out every scene for the entire film. ALL OF THIS was done before any of the crew stepped on set. To learn more, check out this stage 32 article about the importance of scene blocking. https://bit.ly/3mMnIC4

Filmatick has all of your 3D modeling needs so that you can previsualize your next film!

What is Scene Blocking? Head to the Stage 32 blog to read the latest article by Mike Gasaway and learn how to do it and save a ton of time on set!

BLOG: What is Scene Blocking and Do I Need to Do It? Mike Gasaway writes: Have you ever worked on a stage play? One of the first things you do in rehearsal is figure out where everyone is supposed to stand. Nobody remembers their lines as everyone is holding scripts. They walk from this mark to another mark, trying to make the actions interesting and....

No matter where you live, what role you play in the industry, or what level of your career you are at, we all have received rejection at one point in our career. Here is a great article by Stage 32 that is sure to motivate and inspire you. Know that the important thing is to keep trying and never give up.

BLOG: Coffee & Content: Overcoming & Learning from Failure in the Entertainment Industry Richard "RB" Botto writes: Happy Sunday Creative Army! First of all, congratulations to all of you who have already participated in our monthly Introduce Your Fail Weekend! This is an exciting spin on our monthly Introduce Yourself Weekend that takes place the third weekend of every month in the In....

Attention Filmmakers! The Sundance Film Festival is open for entries, exclusively on FilmFreeway! The 2022 will take place January 20–30 in Park City, Salt Lake City, and beyond. Check it out here: http://filmfreeway.com/sundance

Filmatick delivers powerful, easy-to-use tools that help you innovate and accelerate every aspect of your film planning process including shot planning, script mapping, sound planning, scene blocking and more. Learn more @ https://www.filmatick.com

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