What do you need to make a movie? Well, it helps to have a good mirrorless camera, or, a DSLR Camcorder. A good microphone, and a headset. A good tripod to keep your camera shots rock solid. You'll need some lighting and reflectors, and of course, a computer with a good editing app. The above should cover nicely, pre-production, by giving the list of the necessary equipment articles, even covering the actual production when you use all of the above to complete your video project. For us at Movie Maker GK post-production is an important time because many of the video production-related items I offer are meant for the end-of-the-shoot celebrations, like the wrap party.
The movie maker accessories offered at Movie Maker GK are things like business card templates, that allow you to add your own business information, photo, or logo to design a business card that represents your business. We even offer articles and items for organizations that host award shows. We have different video production awards and award templates for best director, best actor, best screenplay writer, and more. Video production awards that let you reward cast and crew for a production job well done.
There are posters, video production-related wall art, and decorative mugs all of which can be customized with your business or organization logo, or business message. Wearable art, in the form of t-shirts and hats, is also available to help you promote your production talent or business. All of these items make a great gift for yourself or the movie maker you know. these are just a few of the post-production items available at Movie Maker GK. Getting back to the things necessary for video production. You can never have enough tape on the set.
I have found tape to be one of my most important tools when working on a video production shoot, in-house, or on location. A good multi-tool and a Maglite can be useful. Always keep a rubber bulb blower, some lens cleaning fluid, a good multi-screwdriver, and of course plenty of reusable C-47s.
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