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How To Make Your Own Low Budget Film Part Three: Post-Production
Welcome to filmmaker Sam Toller’s masterclass series in how to make your own low budget film. Part three: post-production.
Over the next four weeks, we’ll have a new instalment for you. From script to pre-production to the shoot to post-production to promotion, Sam is doing it all. He just made his first feature film, ‘Alan’, while doing a degree. And he has made mistakes, made choices, made a film for god’s sake.
Episode three is about post-production: how do you turn hours and hours and hours of footage into something resembling a finished film.
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About the author
Sam Toocaram Toller
Sam Toller is a writer, actor and filmmaker based between Bristol and London. He writes for a variety of online publications as often as possible, but is now focusing on acting and filmmaking after completing an independent coming-of-age feature on a budget of £350, which he wrote, directed and starred in.
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