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Monday Prescriptions – Blast From The Past: July 2012

August 19, 2013 0 Comment Andy Wooding, Blast from the Past, Cinema, Director, Film Director, film doctor, Film Doctor July 2012, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, Monday Prescription, Oli Gots, Producer, questions to ask yourself when making a film, The Film Doctor, the film doctor team, UK film industry, visual storytelling

Hello Film Doctor friends. As we said last week, the Film Doctor team are on a summer break until 1st September! So once again, this week’s Monday

Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Looking for Your First Film Job

July 29, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, Cinema, entry level film job, entry level job, film doctor, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film industry, film production, first film job, first film project, looking for film work, mistakes made by filmmakers, Monday Prescription, monday prescriptions, Oli Gots, production house, production work, runner, The Film Doctor, the film doctor team, UK film industry

Hello Film Doctor friends. Are you ready to face another busy, productive week? We hope our Monday Prescription will ease your way

Directing Fun Friday - Director's Top 10

Fun Fridays – Director’s Favourite Films – Revisiting Ben Wheatley

July 5, 2013 A Field In England, Andy Wooding, Ben Wheatley, Ben Wheatley's Favourite Films, Cinema, Cinematographer, Director, Director Ben Wheatley, Director's Favourite Films, Entertainment, film doctor, Film Doctor's fun fridays, Fun Fridays, Laurie Rose, Laurie Rose cinematographer, Oli Gots, the film doctor team, UK film industry

Hello Film Doctor friends. So, once again, we arrive at our weekly Fun Friday post. With A Field In England – a true exercise in

Directing Fun Friday - Director's Top 10

Fun Fridays – Director’s Favourite Films – Michael Winterbottom

April 26, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 24 Hour Party People, Andy Wooding, Director, Director's Favourite Films, film doctor, film doctor fun fridays, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, Film Doctor's fun fridays, Fun Fridays, Michael Winterbottom, Michael Winterbottom's favourite films, Oli Gots, Steve Coogan, The Film Doctor, the film doctor team, The Killer Inside Me, The Look Of Love, Trishna, UK film industry, what inspires Michael Winterbottom

Hello, Film Doctor Friends. The long-awaited biopic of a man who was once Britain’s richest, “the King of Soho” Paul

Monday Prescription – How To Be Danny Boyle

April 1, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 127 Hours, 28 Days Later, Andy Wooding, British cinema, Danny Boyle, film doctor, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film Trainspotting, filmmaking, Hollywood, Oli Gots, Producer, Shallow Grave, the film doctor team, Trainspotting the movie, Trance Danny Boyle, UK film industry

Hello Film Doctor Friends. We hope you have been enjoying your Easter holiday weekend – those of you who’ve had

Fun Fridays – Director’s Favourite Films – Francois Ozon

March 29, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, Cinema, Danny Boyle, film doctor, Francois Ozon, In The House, In The House film, Oli Gots, the film doctor team, UK film industry

Hello, Film Doctor Friends. This Fun Friday is a double whammy, as we have 2 Directors to “get inspired from”.

Awards Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Lessons from BAFTA, v.2013

February 11, 2013April 5, 2016 filmdoctor 1 Comment Andy Wooding, Anne Hathaway, Argo, Argo film, Ben Affleck, Christopher Waltz, Cinema, Django Unchained, Entertainment, film directing, Film Director, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film industry, Imposter, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, monday prescriptions, Movies, Oli Gots, Producer, Quentin Tarantino, screenplay, screenwriters, Searching for Sugar Man, the film doctor team, UK film industry

Hello, Film Doctor friends! This time last year we looked at what BAFTA winners can teach us , so we follow this post-BAFTA

Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescription – Career talk: self-made or industry-made?

January 7, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, Cinema, Entertainment, film career, film directing, Film Director, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film industry, filmmaking, monday prescriptions, Oli Gots, Producer, screenwriters, the film doctor team, UK film industry

Hi Film Folk! Following the tradition we set last year, Film Doctor starts the week with a Monday Prescription. Today we’re

Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Success That Wasn’t (Or Why First Released Features Aren’t Always “The One”)

October 15, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, Bad Taste Film, Bad Taste the movie, christopher nolan, Cinema, Director, Entertainment, film directing, film doctor, film doctor team, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film industry, film producer, film's financial success, financial returns, first feature film, first film, Following, Following film, Heavenly Creatures, Memento, movie business, My Best Friend's Birthday, Oli Gots, Peter Jackson, Quentin Tarantino, Reservoir Dogs, screenplay, The Film Doctor, The Following, True Romance, UK film industry, visual storytelling

Hi Film Doctor Folk! Are you sitting patiently, waiting for your script to be optioned or that production budget to be granted?

Monday Prescriptions

Monday Prescriptions – Speak the Tech Lingo

September 3, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, camera equipment, camera lenses, digital technologies, digital terms, film doctor, film doctor team, film equipment, film industry, filmmaking, movie technology, Oli Gots, production flow, shot composition, UK film industry

Hi Film Folk! Today the Film Doctor Team would like to plunge you into the nitty-gritty of technology/equipment talk: all those words

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