Author: Gregory Lamberson

Video Production: Grave Thoughts

Filmmaker and author Gregory Lamberson devotes half of this filmmaking guide to his own experiences in the world of low budget horror cinema, working on such films as I Was a Teenage Zombie, Slime City and Brain Damage, and the other half to in depth interviews with other indie horror filmmakers (Larry Fessenden, Roy Frumkes, Scooter McCrae, J.R. Bookwalter, Brett Piper), an entertainment attorney, the president of a DVD distribution company, and a marketing executive. The book covers everything you need to know about creating a low budget horror film, with an emphasis on storytelling and marketing.

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“Wanna make a movie? This A to Z essential tome is the new filmmakers’ bible. Forget the others, they are already outdated. Both inspirational and bitter sweet, this book gives you the hard line on what it takes to make a successful go at being a filmmaker in the new age. Lamberson lays out the mechanics for any budding filmmaker seriously intent on making a critical dent, and maybe even a buck, creating their opus.” - Debbie Rochon, Fangoria Radio Host and Cult Movie Actress

“Thinking of making an Indie horror movie (or any genre of movie for that matter)? Read this book. Lamberson has fought in the trenches for over two decades. This book's the Real Deal: written by someone who knows the truth. A must-read for any prospective filmmaker." - Philip Nutman, author/ film journalist/co-screenwriter/associate producer Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door

"It's the best book on filmmaking I've ever read, head and shoulders above the rest." - Desmond Reddick for Dread Media

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