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The Trinity Film Group
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2011
The Film Group for Filmmakers.
We are two passionate filmmakers from Dayton, Ohio trying to make it in this competitive film industry - and we want to help you do the same. Whether you are wanting to be a filmmaker or just live learning about the process, we are here for you. Using our skills and knowledge to tell stories, our goal is to continue to improve our craft to entertain our audience, as well as continue to build our network and collaborate with other filmmakers.
As we have grown and improved our skills, we love bringing filmmakers together and helping the community grow and support each other. We know filmmaking is about being creative, but it is also very much about being collaborative, and we, The Film Group, strive to do just that.
So tune in, follow our journey, and touch base with us to tell us what think. Make sure to subscribe.
We are two passionate filmmakers from Dayton, Ohio trying to make it in this competitive film industry - and we want to help you do the same. Whether you are wanting to be a filmmaker or just live learning about the process, we are here for you. Using our skills and knowledge to tell stories, our goal is to continue to improve our craft to entertain our audience, as well as continue to build our network and collaborate with other filmmakers.
As we have grown and improved our skills, we love bringing filmmakers together and helping the community grow and support each other. We know filmmaking is about being creative, but it is also very much about being collaborative, and we, The Film Group, strive to do just that.
So tune in, follow our journey, and touch base with us to tell us what think. Make sure to subscribe.
"The Multitasker" Dayton Beer Company Magic Bartender
Ever pondered if there's a beer out there just for you? Well, at Dayton Beer Company, our mystical bartender has the answer.
This project was a proof of concept for a local bar in downtown Dayton that unfortunately never materialized. While we're disappointed we couldn't see it through and miss working with all the fantastic people involved, we felt it should at least be shared here for everyone's enjoyment.
Filmed in September 2018.
This project was a proof of concept for a local bar in downtown Dayton that unfortunately never materialized. While we're disappointed we couldn't see it through and miss working with all the fantastic people involved, we felt it should at least be shared here for everyone's enjoyment.
Filmed in September 2018.
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"The Tough Guy" Dayton Beer Company Magic Bartender
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Ever pondered if there's a beer out there just for you? Well, at Dayton Beer Company, our mystical bartender has the answer. This project was a proof of concept for a local bar in downtown Dayton that unfortunately never materialized. While we're disappointed we couldn't see it through and miss working with all the fantastic people involved, we felt it should at least be shared here for everyon...
"The Professional" Dayton Beer Company Magic Bartender
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Ever pondered if there's a beer out there just for you? Well, at Dayton Beer Company, our mystical bartender has the answer. This project was a proof of concept for a local bar in downtown Dayton that unfortunately never materialized. While we're disappointed we couldn't see it through and miss working with all the fantastic people involved, we felt it should at least be shared here for everyon...
TIPS for starting a FILM COMPANY
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4 Tips for Writing Comedy
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4 Tips to help you write (and direct) comedy! Writing (and directing) comedy is not easy. Trying to figure out what makes something funny is not an easy task - and it takes time to learn different techniques that will make people laugh. Even though it is difficult to create comedy, we know people will always turn to artists to make us laugh. So, here are 4 tips for writing (and directing) comed...
Top 4 Skills for beginning Filmmakers
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What skills do you need as a filmmaker? There are so many skills filmmakers acquire along their journey of telling stories, and some are more valuable than others. But what skills should you start practicing to help you grow? Even though it is difficult to rank the skills, here are 4 that we believe are important to focus on. 1) Storytelling 2) Technical 3) Communication 4) Problem Solving #fil...
FILM SCHOOL "To Go or NOT to Go, That is the Question"
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FILM SCHOOL "To Go or NOT to Go, That is the Question" Do you struggle with trying to answer this question? If so, the Film Group for Filmmakers (FG4FM) discuss this question in episode 2. With neither of us attending a designated film school, but instead utilizing the resources at and around the schools we did attend, we tend to look back and reflect on whether it was the right choice or not. ...
Film School or No Film School
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Film School or No Film School...that is the question. Anthony points out a reason why film school might be a good choice - connections. In tomorrow's episode of Film Group for Filmmakers, Anthony and Greg discuss the pros and cons. #filmschool #film #filmmaking As always, keep learning and growing to become the best storyteller and filmmaker you can become. GEAR WE USE Camera: Canon 60D: amzn.t...
Top 4 Tips for Learning VFX as an Independent Filmmaker
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Learning VFX as an Independent Filmmaker can be challenging. Taking the time to prep for the shot and VFX that will be needed, learning the various techniques, and the details (oh the details) that go into building the VFX is all part of the process. The sometimes very long and tedious process that you can spend hours on and in the end still be like "what is that? I can't use that!" If you have...
Writer's Block 101 film shorts
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Writer's Block 101 is the first episode that The Group will produce in their video shorts and skits. As many writers know from experience, writer's block is real. Depending on what interrupts a writer's flow and how they overcome the block can be different. But for this scene, I'm sure many can relate. Be sure to comment below - let us know what interrupts your writing flow and what you do to o...
Top 4 Editing Tips to learn as a Filmmaker
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Learning to EDIT as a Filmmaker is important in the storytelling process. If you are beginning your filmmaking journey or even an established filmmaker, is never too late to either begin editing or becoming part of the process. Besides my journey as a writer and director, editing has been a very important part of me becoming a better storyteller and filmmaker overall. From learning the history ...
"i" Sci-Fi Thriller Feature Film Behind The Scenes
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Day 1 Behind the scenes of a 6 day feature film shoot. "i" is a Sci-Fi Thriller. Logline: In the midst of a global cyberattack, a down-and-out programmer imprisoned in his apartment must work with a mysterious hacker in order to rescue his daughter. This film crew, although small and crammed into a tiny apartment, worked hard to deliver a feature films principal photography in 6 days. Averaging...
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While producing a feature film, there are many things one needs to consider - from hiring and scheduling the production, but also putting together a strong business plan. Here are some film tips on producing. For us, two valuable film tips learned producing our first feature film are learning to work with lawyers and investors as early as possible in the process. We know what many new independe...
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Film Tips Advice on Casting and Auditioning
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Advice on Casting and Auditioning. In this Film Tips video, having been on both sides of the casting process, Greg gives advice for both actors looking to audition, as well as directors in the casting process. Auditioning is never an easy process. It can be nerver wracking, but work by these 4 points: 1) Be Prepared, 2) Show your Personality, 3) Make Strong Choices, and 4) Take Direction. For d...
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Film Group for Filmmakers Channel Trailer
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Film Group for Filmmakers Channel Trailer
Behind the Scenes: Proof of Concept for Feature Film Paradise
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Behind the Scenes: Proof of Concept for Feature Film Paradise
We're Here Now - Day 4: Wrap at Ghostlight
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We're Here Now - Day 4: Wrap at Ghostlight
We're Here Now - Day 3: Dayton Visual Art Center (DVAC)
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We're Here Now - Day 3: Dayton Visual Art Center (DVAC)
We're Here Now - Pre-Production Meeting Behind the Scenes
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We're Here Now - Pre-Production Meeting Behind the Scenes
LOL You could see him being on the brink from the way he walks and the way his hands hovering over his pants when the other guy is around
The actor really did play this skit perfectly. The details with the hand placement for each door enter and exit as well. He was a joy to work with on this. Made directing very easy and fun.
@@grktrinity Well, props to the actor. I hope him and you all are doing great :D
Well done. I’m surprised this hasn’t been viewed by more people.
Thank you! I guess just too much other content out there to compete with. But we appreciate you viewing it and commenting.
This short film deserves more likes and comments after 5 years. It is an interesting watch.
Thanks! This is a proof of concept for a feature. Feature is a bit different, but glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. Feel free to share it with others who might enjoy it.
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@@faisolxxx8431 , I hope we didn't make you cry from making a horrible film and story, but instead from the outcome of the story on the characters. Either way, thank you so much for watching and supporting us!
@gregbuster4187, our apologies for the delayed response to your comment. Firstly, we want to express our gratitude for taking the time to watch our short film. Crafting this project was a joy for us, and we harbor aspirations of expanding it into a feature in the future. Secondly, we sincerely appreciate your comment. While we hope others share similar sentiments, we understand the challenge of capturing people's attention amid the abundance of content available. Your time and feedback mean a lot to us. Thank you
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Film school is overrated. The greatest benefit of film school back in the 80s and 90s was access to expensive gear. The barrier entry cost is way down where anyone who wants to be a filmmaker can do so. They will learn WAY MORE working on their own projects than they will in a theory based program. When you add the outrageous costs of extraneous gen ed classes and rising costs of overpriced textbooks, one would do much better making the same mistakes on their own projects that they would on their film school projects. Besides, no one in the industry cares if you have a degree. I say this as someone with three Master degrees in different fields in Entertainment.
A lot of truth in your comments, but still a difficult and personal decision per individual. I think the most important part that helps in learning is creating projects over and over again. Which people can do much easier now with the accessibility of equipment. The benefits of film school, as you stated, the gear, is still a plus, as well as the networking opportunities and guidance from instructors. I still talk to people in the industry who went to film school and hire people from their film schools because of connections. A big negative of course is the cost. Some students come in and know exactly what they want to do and don't need much guidance - and for them, film school is not needed. For some students who feel lost on where to start, having an instructor who can mentor them is valuable. But, individuals can find mentors outside of school as well. It is really about being a film community. Helping guide each other as filmmakers. Thanks for your comments!
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Hope everyone enjoys the video--but did want to apologize for the quick blur-cover ups I had to do at the last minute. I always seem to forget about products and using Brand names that I don't own. But I'm sure you can still tell what system we used in the video.
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Not bad! Interesting scene to choose. Come check out our entry if you can, any feedback is appreciated!