Kel Muna

Just like most first-time filmmakers, when producing their first DIY film, brothers Kel and Don were faced with many obstacles and even more questions about making the move to take their ideas from coneptualization to visualization.

They've compiled their notes from practical real-world experiences as well as the best of their film school textbook teachings into "Why Go To Film School?"; a simple and easy-to-read filmmaking book that has helped many aspiring first-time filmmakers begin efficient and solid productions.

These methods were practiced during the production of their feature film debut, "Shiro's Head - The Legend" which is currently in post-production.

Here are just a couple of reader testimonials:

"Thanks so much for providing this great e-book! This is a great intro into filmmaking. I am fairly experienced and I found some helpful hints, and whenever somebody comes to me with an idea for a project, I refer them to your book so that they can have a better idea of what is involved in filmmaking, what they need to consider and what role they are looking to play. The sample release forms are also a great addition."

- Jason Buckley
35, Richmond, CA
Areas of interest: editing, writing, directing, cinematography

"This is a great book for people pursuing their dreams on becoming a filmmaker, or people who are just trying to get started. It does not matter if you have a lot of knowledge or no knowledge on filmmaking, there's something for you in this book. My first ever short film was filmed in 4 hours with one MiniDV camcorder at a friend's house. I have never gone to film school and make these shorts as learning experiences. I wish I would have had the "Why Go To Film School" book beforehand as it would have helped me out a lot."

- George Engel
DJ/Producer/Independent filmmaker, Brooklyn, NY
Areas of interest: writing, directing, editing

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