1)  You don't have much money.
2)  You’ve never actually made a feature film before.

So, what are your options?

1)  Spend tens of thousands of dollars (and several years of your life) going to some fancy film school.

2)  Spend hundreds of dollars to download and READ some "online course" by someone who doesn't have much of a track record.

3)  Spend about $400.00 for an over-crowded weekend course where you’ll sit in a stuffy conference room, battling with a hundred other students trying to get one of your "dozens" of questions answered...

...But why?  When, instead, you can deal directly on a ONE-ON-ONE level with an established, experienced, feature filmmaker who has…

a)  Written/Produced & Directed FOUR Feature Films with stars such as Leslie Nielsen, Linda Blair, Ned Beatty and Corey Feldman among many, many others.

b)  Written/Produced & Directed over two dozen Network Television Pilots, Specials, and Direct-to-Video Programs (including a novelty DVD series that sold over two million DVDs and was featured on "Howard Stern," "The Maury Show" and ABC’s "20/20."

c)  Shot feature films in both 35mm and digital formats, with budgets ranging from $13 million to as little as $50,000.

And what if this man can teach you all you need to know to make a feature film in ONE DAY?  And for LESS THAN $100?

Just Who is This Filmmaker?  Well, I suppose that would be me.  Hi.  My name is Bob Logan.  My friends call me Bobby.  To acquaint you with what I do for a living, here are a few pics of me at work:

With the late Jack "Eraserhead" Nance on the Bass Lake, CA. set of "Meatballs 4"	Directing Linda Blair on the set of my "Exorcist" spoof, "Repossessed"	Visiting with a guest in-between shots of my latest movie, "Yard Sale"

I began my career as a comedy writer for such comics as Joan Rivers, Garry Shandling, Rodney Dangerfield and Sam Kinison (among many, many others).  From there I began writing for many television variety programs, then got into writing motion picture screenplays.

BTW, if you'd like to see my resume (with my latest credits only), click HERE

In the mid 80s I began writing, producing and directing the first of many Direct-To-Video Specials – many of which made buckets of money.  Then, in 1988, I wrote and directed my first independent feature film, a quirky romantic-comedy called "Up Your Alley" starring Linda Blair and Murray "The Unknown Comic" Langston.  I made the film for way under $100,000.  It made over $2.2 million in sales.

From there I went on to create, produce and direct many TV Specials and Network TV pilots, plus several other feature films, including my latest romantic-comedy "Yard Sale" which will be released later this summer (check out the posters below):

           

                    

Blah, blah, blah… okay, enough resume waving.  Now that you know a bit about me, let’s get down to the two questions that are probably on your mind.

1)  Why have I decided to pass on all of my filmmaking knowledge to you?

2)  And especially at such a ridiculously low price!

Look… it’s simple.  It’s basically about me "paying it forward."  Giving back in order to honor those who helped me when I first started off in the film business.

And as far as the $99 goes - I mean, c'mon – do you really think I'm going to get rich giving away all of my experience and knowledge to you for only $99.00?!  You kiddin’ me?!  That's barely a round of lattes for me and a few friends at Starbucks. 

I’m all about helping future filmmakers the same way that some wonderful people helped me when I was first starting out.  That’s my objective.  To show you how to get your film made – from story creation to casting – from shooting to editing – from final mix to distribution – and all while helping to "demystify" the overall filmmaking process.

Is making a feature film difficult?  Absolutely.  But, it ain’t rocket science either, people!  Believe me… if I could do it, you can do it!

What Will I Learn at the 1-Day $99.00 Film School?

Simply put – everything you’ll need to know to make and market your feature film.  Period.  No film theory or conceptual criticism here, kids.  Just the rock solid facts and insights that you will require in order to effectively (and cost consciously) get it done.  Period. 

No matter what your budget - I will show you how to get it all on the screen.     

The 1-Day $99 Film School is presented in three segments (told in a light, fun, engaging manner - even if I do say so myself).  Each segment lasts approximately 2½-3 hours.  Here is but a small sample of the subjects I will cover:

My goal is to impart as much information as humanly possible to the members of this class.  And if there’s ever something that you’d like to know that I may not have covered to your satisfaction, just ask!  I LOVE answering questions about filmmaking.  ANY question.

A typical 1-Day $99 Film School class lasts approximately 7 hours, with a 1-hour break for lunch.  Classes are held most Saturdays of every month (except on Holidays).  They begin at 10:00am and generally end around 5:00pm.  And the classes are held in the privacy of my residence – which makes for a very warm, private, comforting environment (as opposed to a boring, restrictive conference room).

...Heck, I'll even spring for a FREE breakfast of donuts, coffee, bottled water & soft drinks

Plus – because I want to give each class member as much personal attention as possible – each 1-Day $99 Film School class is limited to 12 students.  No more.  Why 12?  Why not 50?  100?  Because, again, this is not about turning a profit like those other "online" or "weekend" filmmaking courses – it’s about turning out filmmakers.  And in a manner that I (and you) will feel most comfortable in.

Oh, yeah… one more thing… I present all of the information in plain old English.  No fancy terms or overly technical mumbo-jumbo.  And I do it in a funny, upbeat way.  You'll laugh as you learn... and that, in my opinion, is the best way to gain the knowledge you desire.

And I am always open for questions.  Always!  So, be prepared to ask away, baby, because that's the only way you’re going to learn!