Our friends at Walmart.com are offering a free sample of Tide and Downy TotalCare. While it might only be enough of the stuff for one wash, that is one extra wash that you don’t have to pay for! Read on for more details and to get your sample.
Our friends at Walmart.com are offering a free sample of Tide and Downy TotalCare. While it might only be enough of the stuff for one wash, that is one extra wash that you don’t have to pay for! Read on for more details and to get your sample.
Welcome to the Free Stuff section of the website. As you might notice, these posts here don’t always have to do with Entertainment or Filmmaking. This first post is about a free sample of Oatmeal Crisp being offered by Wal Mart. Read on for more details.
Okay, so it might not be my favorite website yet, but Trailer Addict, like its name is insanely addictive. The site compiles and streams every trailer, TV ad spot and behind the scenes feature that is put online. This includes the ever popular Red Band Trailers, and its nice for a change not having to run for my wallet and search for my license to watch a trailer online. The site also features posters, news, and a nifty ratings system for all trailers. You can check it out here.
The experts over at Indy Mogul have put together a short video on how to build a $15 boom pole. Having followed this video (and their written how to), I can say that this really does work. My producing partner and I built two boom poles with mounts (it is always good to have a back up just incase). And click here for the detailed step by step on how to build your own $15 dollar boom pole.
He went ahead and made 20 pieces of music that he is offering to the public to use that are royalty free. Unlike most sites that offer royalty free music, Mr. Ross is completely cool with you using the music on films that you are trying to sell and make a profit on.
The catch? Absolutely none. All that he asks in return is that you credit him (which I know you would have done anyway). All of his tunes are instrumental, so you don’t have to worry about cutting around lyrics, and he offers a wide variety of sounds; from an “Ultimate 80’s Anthem”, to “Jazz”, “Techno”, “Soul” and downright “Eerie”. There is something for every genre in the 20 songs. Worse comes to worse, you can start cutting the different songs together or you can use them as a base and add your own beats (from Garage Band or a similar program) over them to create something new.
You can get the free beats here, and view Peter John Ross’ films here.
Reading screenplays before or after viewing a film can teach you a lot of about how a film changes and develops throughout production. It is also a lot of fun to find missing things and figuring out if you should blame the writer or director for particular scenes. One of the best sources for screenplays on the web is Drew’s Script-O-Rama.
Script-O-Rama is a collection of links to film, TV and anime scripts from across the web. The site is a direct path to hundreds of scripts. A lot of the films featured have multiple drafts and there are even completely unproduced screenplays (wanna read Michael Chabon’s Spiderman 2, or how about two different rejected Freddy vs Jason scripts? How do these stack up against the one the studio finally settled on?).
You can check out Drew’s here.
Welcome to myhollywooddream.com! On this site we will be featuring film (television, webseries, etc.) making how tos, posting resources from around the web, checking out the latest “Hollywood” trends in movies and TV, reviewing independent and mainstream films, showing indy trailers and talents, and posting where you can find free stuff from around the web!
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