Baba Yaga: The Making of an Independent, Low-Budget Horror Film
December 27, 2007 7:16 AM
Baba Yaga: The Making of an Independent, Low-Budget Horror Film
Having recently returned to screenwriting, an activity I did with tantalizing, if ultimately disappointing, hints of success as a young man, I have rediscovered the disappointment of sending scripts out and getting no responses whatsoever. Never one to take defeat gracefully, I have decided to just go ahead and make my own damn film, and to do it as an experiment in radical transparency. To this end, I have been blogging every step of the screenwriting process, as well as making the screenplay available as an online document as I wrote it, with all revisions available for the especially obsessed. Now the first draft is complete, and it is on the the process of preproduction and revision.
Having recently returned to screenwriting, an activity I did with tantalizing, if ultimately disappointing, hints of success as a young man, I have rediscovered the disappointment of sending scripts out and getting no responses whatsoever. Never one to take defeat gracefully, I have decided to just go ahead and make my own damn film, and to do it as an experiment in radical transparency. To this end, I have been blogging every step of the screenwriting process, as well as making the screenplay available as an online document as I wrote it, with all revisions available for the especially obsessed. Now the first draft is complete, and it is on the the process of preproduction and revision.
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