Learn how to utilize costume design to show the passage of time through the socio-economic movement of a character.

Budgeting for fantasy and sci-fi films can range dramatically based on the story’s world. So, how do you figure out what you need?

Here are are some design questions that can fatten up your budgetary needs when working on Period or Contemporary films!

Every film is a build world—a tweak on reality in the name of story.

See what factors affect the scope and scale of our film’s hair budget.

Budgeting for stunts goes beyond the action. It affects all the design elements’ budgets as well. Here’s what to know.

Here are some creative strategies and practical tips to help you effectively budget for you film's design.

You don’t need to have a script to pitch an idea. Let me explain…

Pitch decks are like film business picture books. Creating story within your deck keeps people engaged. Here’s how…

Giving investors and collaborators a clear sense of your film’s tone from the start will make you more memorable. Here are some tips.

It’s easy to get lost in the weeds when making your pitch deck. Here are some mistakes to avoid.

Creating an engaging and memorable film pitch deck can be the difference between securing funding or having your project passed over. Here are 7 tips to get you started.

Standing out starts with a great deck. Here are some tips on how to make one that get you attention.

Not sure if you need a pitch deck? Here are 6 reason you do.

Film design and production design are two different things. One a department the other a completely different thing. Let’s get into it.

How to find your own cinematic look and feel for your film explained.

Color is the most powerful design tenet. Here’s one way to use it as a storytelling tool with simultaneous contrast.

Understanding the cognitive science behind film design will help you set the tone of your film.

The size of your Costume Department will depend on these different variables.

Having a smooth collaboration process with your film design team can make or break the quality of your film. Here’s how to succeed.