documentary making thread
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In about a few months I will be an intern in a social enterprise that’s located in a non-western country. The company crafts bikes that are made from bamboo, which they cultivate and harvest themselves. As an extra, I want to make a small documentary about this, the goal is to make it useful for the company’s marketing. Unfortunately, I’ve got no experience at all and a shitty 8 year old toshiba filmcamera.
Where should I look if I want to connect to film-making enthusiasts, who might even be open to help me with editing?
I still have questions like: What editing program should I use? What elements should I avoid when making an informative product-documentary? What is the best way to write a script? Any more advice?
That's a ton of complicated questions OP, and this isn't the right board anyway. You can ask
>>>/tv/
but all they know how to do is post BANE?
>>2592683
/ic was my best guess, but got the impression that none of the boards are really suited for these questions, which is no problem of course. Thanks for responding bro.
>>2592678
/r/filmmakers off the top of my head
Now reeeeee get off my board and all that
>>2592683
he wants to make a big documentary
I think I know the company you're talking about saw a thing about it on the news years ago. NEAT
>>2592920
For who?
>>2592956
(ty) for (you)
