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The panel at the Film Festival, the producers were talking about how they go about handling the film with the amount of money they have. 

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They write and then budget

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Writers and producers and the crew will chip in their own money sometimes if it is important to the film.

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You don't have to have a lot of money to make a good movie

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People can really get lost in the love for creating the film. I can relate to that with this statement. I love creating animations so much.

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I thought it was funny when the producer of Moneyball was talking about his film and he made this comment, "isn't funny how they just pop out of the woodwork to tell you want you got wrong".

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the art of vision vs the art of the possible

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the art of vision vs the art of the possible

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A producer was talking about how her director just shows up and says this is what we are going to film. He picks the shots that day.

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There was a new idea coming out about people having to provide how much they did on the film. It allows people to get the correct credit on a movie.

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I made a post about how there was a rule about having to show what you did on the film. I think taking it movie by movie on what it entails and how they want to title their people for what they helped create the movie

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I just love how everyone sometimes just gives out spoiler. One of the screenwriters talked about a show he wasn't supposed quite yet on accident.

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I love how the creators of movies are still human too. I am a slow artist and writer so I get it.

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David had this story he was going to write but the Queen mother asked him not to in her lifetime. 25 years later she passed away and he was allowed to begin.

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This caught me to off guard. I zoned out for two second and came back to this. Its a coming to age story and the girl was looking for her father who was a donor.

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I totally agree with the fact that creativity is so much better in person than over a zoom call or skype call. The energy that is create when you are physically with someone is unmatched.

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The creators of toy story had the sequel come out 11 years later on purpose. 11 years real time and 11 years went by in the movies. I never knew that.

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Listening to this writer talk is awesome. I never really listened to panels before and hearing him talk about the creativity that went into this film is so cool.

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I love that there are some many different people on these panels. These people worked on very different ideas and scripts, and they all have the same job and passion but so many different ideas can blossom.

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One of the screenwriters was talking about the actors he worked with. One of the guys the movie was about just found it weird sometimes to see certain scene played out about things he went through. Can you imagine someone making a movie about you and watching your life be played out.

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Movies that are based on real life. I hadn't thought about how the people these stories are about think about when they see how they are portrayed on the big screen. Its most likely not how they pictured themselves.

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Writing a movie about the royal family must have been hard. He says he was trying to be as accurate as possible. There are a lot of direct quotes in the movie of things people said went those events took place.