The Film 5.0 is a professional workshop like no other giving you steps ahead of the pack. |
It’s taught by seasoned pros who have worked on everything from blockbuster major motion pictures and TV shows to indie films and documentaries.
In a single information-packed day, you’ll discover how it’s really done in Hollywood—and how you can fit into this crazy, and very exciting creative business. |
You'll have access to:
50+
ACTIVE INDUSTRY VETERAN INTERVIEWS |
60+
YEARS OF MAJOR MOTION PICTURE EXPERIENCE |
100+
ON-SET JOB TRAININGS COVERED |
Steve Hiller and Linda Gacskó have decades of credits in film and TV.
They understand Hollywood from the inside, and now they’re bringing you a seminar designed to get you ready—and fast—for the production environment in the studio and on location. Plus you’ll hear from working actors, successful producers, casting directors and others to help give you the big picture. It's the high-energy lowdown on Hollywood! |
Film 5.0 is fun
This seminar is intense. You’ll absorb a ton of information, and you’ll have lots of fun. Your instructors will share behind-the-scenes stories about the production of your favorite movies. You will not believe what they have seen! You’ll leave knowing how to banana around a chair, when to use a Mickey Rooney, and the mystery behind Abby Singer's presence on every set. The Film 5.0 crew has presenting sneak peeks of the seminar across the country, and points beyond! |
These pros know…
“The people you’re learning from, in this seminar, are people who have the experience and wisdom to actually teach you something valuable. Listen to them, and you will be better armed for your fight up the hill of success.” --Patrick Read Johnson, Director/Writer/Producer |
My students absolutely loved it.
“Linda and Steve came to talk with a group of over 50 film enthusiasts. The talk was the perfect blend of information and entertainment. The insight that they shared about the industry was just interesting as the fantastic stories they shared about their years on movie sets. I would highly recommend them!”
—Jon Colb, Fishers High School
“Linda and Steve came to talk with a group of over 50 film enthusiasts. The talk was the perfect blend of information and entertainment. The insight that they shared about the industry was just interesting as the fantastic stories they shared about their years on movie sets. I would highly recommend them!”
—Jon Colb, Fishers High School
Alcolodaes from recent attendees
Fantastic! Thank you, Samantha!
Watching your career take off. Thanks, Christoper!
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Bring on the actors! Glad you attended, Samantha.
Can't wait to have you back, Nicolus!
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If you know at least 25 people who are eager to learn in a hands-on learning environment, contact us about bringing The Film 5.0 to your area—worldwide! |
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Which side of the camera are you on?
If you want to know how TV shows and films wind up on the screen, Film 5.0 is for you. We offer one seminar just for actors and one for those who are interested in production, such as: Filmmakers | Video producers | Screenwriters | Film students | Job seekers | Movie buffs |
Film 5.0 for Filmmakers
Writers, directors, and producers need to know how to work with actors and understand the realities for hiring a crew, renting equipment, handling legalities and ensuring the project gets done. Filmmakers will learn:Production jargon and industry slang:
• Who does what and why—from First AD to best boy • The difference between “above the line” and “below the line” • The truth about budgets—big and small • What you need to know to produce your own project • How to get your next job in Hollywood • The steps in the process from initial concept to the wrap party! • Many more tricks of the trade |
Film 5.0 for actors
To be successful, actors need to understand and learn: • What the camera is seeing
• How eye lines work • Blocking • How to take screen directions • Where their marks are • Industry jargon and terminology |
Somebody has to do it? Why shouldn't it be YOU — with an advantage? |