Short film collaboration - a job post by Lee Neville
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Female / 18 to 45 years old
Unpaid
Producer (with experience managing a team and access to various interior locations, e.g. a large house kitchen)
Unpaid
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Female / 18 to 45 years old
Female / 18 to 45 years old
Short Film Collaboration
| Seeking | Actor, Boom Operator, Producer and Cinematographer |
|---|---|
| Location | London, England |
| Status | Development |
| Type | Short film |
| Genre | Drama |
| Date Added | Mar 19, 2024 |
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| Date Updated | Mar 19, 2024 |
| Deadline | Sep 19, 2024 |
About the job
From 2010-2014, I created 8 zero budget short films, with associated behind-the-scenes featurettes, under the banner Lee Neville Entertainment in London, England. I am considering reviving some of my unproduced short film scripts as new Lee Neville Entertainment projects at some point in 2024. Note that these would be completely unpaid and so are aimed at those looking to showcase their talent via showreel material or to simply be creative between paying gigs. This is not a job. It is a collaboration opportunity. We all like to be paid, as do I, but I also like to be creative in-between until those paying jobs come along. I am interested in gaging the interest of potential collaborators that understand this. If this may of interest, feel free to get in touch; I would be looking for the following:
- Producer (with experience managing a team and access to various interior locations, e.g. a large house kitchen)
- Assistant Director
- Director of Photography with high quality lighting set-up
- Camera Operator with high quality DSLR 4K or 8K camera
- Sound Recordist with high quality boom mic and sound kit
- Behind-the-Scenes Camera Operator with camera
- On-set/location/behind-the-scenes Photographer
- Production Assistant
- Clapper Loader
- Composer
- Editor
- Actors
To learn about past projects, visit the following links:
https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0320291
https://vimeo.com/channels/leenevilleentertainment
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I'd highly recommend giving it another go, with help from a professional, and launching a Kickstarter or Seed and Spark campaign for at least a couple thousand, since you'll definitely want insurance to cover all the free-rented equipment you're borrowing from unpaid hires.