As digital technologies have continued to develop and become
more and more commercially available it’s much easier for amateur film makers,
independent studios and even professional film makers to create high quality
short films.
Mostly, technology packages can be expensive, meaning that
professional suites like Adobe can be hundreds of pound, although now, free
programs that come pre-installed on your home computer like iMovie and Windows
Movie Maker means that anyone can have a crack at creating short films. Other
equipment such as cameras and accessories are available cheaply with a starter
pack costing only £50. This means for an amateur they can really easily start
making films with a simple set of equipment and then go on to upgrade their
equipment as their skills develop.
As I mentioned, professional technology such as DSLR cameras and professional software is very expensive but does help to improve films and in my opinion, without the HD cameras and endless editing possibilities short films would not be as high quality as they are now.
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