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Join screenwriter and filmmaker Edgar Wright, as he reveals 10 filmmaking tips for aspiring filmmakers. In this video, Edgar dives into key topics many budding filmmakers face such as how to tackle imposter syndrome, ways to develop your own style, the subject of funding and more. Timestamps: 00:00 - Tip 1. Use imposter syndrome as your motivation 01:33 - Tip 2. Don't set unreasonable goals 02:02 - Tip 3. Watch older films 03:02 - Tip 4. Your own style can come from others 03:52 - Tip 5. Don't rush your first feature 06:22 - Tip 6. Make procrastination productive 07:54 - Tip 7. Keep your screenplay about the dialogue 08:29 - Tip 8. Learn through making short films 09:04 - Tip 9. You don't need a Hollywood budget 11:32 - Tip 10. Be smart about film festival submissions Learn more: In his BBC Maestro course, Edgar covers everything you need to know to take your film from script to screen - https://bbcm.co/3Xnciqy

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