Filmmaking

What do we mean by filmmaking?

The making of movies. noun

The activity of preparing edited video works, formerly principally films, whether for entertainment or other purposes. noun

The activity of preparing edited video works, formerly principally films, whether for entertainment or other purposes.

A filmmaker is an individual who is proficient in all aspects of movie making. A filmmaker writes, directs, edits and produces their films. The founding fathers of this form (which can be argued) is Charlie Chaplin and Roger Corman. However the founding father of the modern filmmaker is Robert Rodriguez, whom exemplifies this type of artwork. Urban Dictionary

Unemployed. Urban Dictionary

A filmmaker is a child - typically anywhere from 13 to 43 - who posts videos on YouTube about how they are definitely a filmmaker and how you can totally be one too if you follow these 10 easy steps I wish I knew before I became a filmmaker. Urban Dictionary

Guerilla documentary filmmaking refers to a form of tactical research long-form docu-style filmmaking characterized by the combination micro budgets, skeleton crews, and using any-and-all resources, and locations available; researched and layered with the accrued government whistleblower documents, and subsequent coverup. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to filmmaking:
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