Hey Stage 32 fam! I was on a low-budget shoot recently and someone asked me about tips for getting an awesome wardrobe for little money. I shared one tip I knew (read about it below) and wrote a blog post about it. I'd love to know if you guys have any other tips for getting a diverse wardrobe for y...
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What's good folks! I'm looking for a good cinematographer in the NYC area. Someone who can captured some nice shots for a web series romance drama I'm directing. Let me know if you all know of anyone. Thanks
Hey folks. I'm hosting a small premiere in New Haven, CT on November 12th. Looking for 2 more attractive shorts to show. Comedy, would be great. But anything interesting would work. Thought it would be a good idea to look on here. Since you guys are sooo cool!! And gives me a chance to meet some more people. Send me a message if you're interested.
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Hey folks. I'm hosting a small premiere in New Haven, CT on November 12th. Looking for 2 more attractive shorts to show. Comedy, would be great. But anything interesting would work. Thought it would be a good idea to look on here. Since you guys are sooo cool!! And gives me a chance to meet some more people. Send me a message if you're interested.
I'm clearly new to this.. I wrote a whole paragraph and then deleted it somehow.. Spark notes: Started in the New Haven area doing birthdays and special events, then weddings, then dove head first into creating my first short film for some film festivals. So I'm waiting to here back now. looking forward to connecting with some of you.
Welcome to the community, D'Anthony!
Welcome, D'Anthony! There are New York and Connecticut cinematographers around here brother. Happy networking!
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Thanks for the invite D'Anthony. Best regards.
I'm clearly new to this.. I wrote a whole paragraph and then deleted it somehow.. Spark notes: Started in the New Haven area doing birthdays and special events, then weddings, then dove head first into creating my first short film for some film festivals. looking forward to connecting with some of you.
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Thrift stores are the best option. Some cast will provide their own wardrobe without being asked. Amazon has some good cheap options that will arrive quickly, but I avoid them for ethical reasons if there are other avenues available.
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Another option is to find stores to sponsor your film for a credit. You have to return items dry cleaned or buy them if they get damaged. One example was when I did it for a low budget feature when I...
Expand commentAnother option is to find stores to sponsor your film for a credit. You have to return items dry cleaned or buy them if they get damaged. One example was when I did it for a low budget feature when I needed to wardrobe a wedding scene. I went to a bridal shop and they loaned me all of the bridesmaids dresses and the jewelry for a film credit. The actresses wore their own shoes. I learned NOT to take my own clothes and shoes on set to loan because my original wedding shoes got stolen from that same film even though they were not used in the shoot. so be wise to have a guard for the wardrobe at all times if you are borrowing or renting items. Theater companies rent too btw.
Kim- I've considered local product placement sponsors but not wardrobe sponsorship. That's a great idea!