noun

• The direction or production of films for the cinema or television.

  ‘the best emerging talent in independent film-making’

  More example sentences

  • ‘a brilliant piece of film-making’
  • ‘the film-making process’
  • ‘Independent filmmaking didn't start with the Sundance Film Festival.’
  • ‘I would say that was my biggest challenge in adapting to the Hollywood style of filmmaking.’
  • ‘One of the tragedies of documentary filmmaking is not being able to include everyone in the movie.’
  • ‘As the creative force behind our filmmaking activities, I kept striving for new sensations.’
  • ‘This shot has fascinated every living director since the dawn of filmmaking.’
  • ‘You'll find tremendous mutual support and friendship in the horror filmmaking community.’
  • ‘Also included are prints, sculpture, installation, video, filmmaking, photography, performance, and digital art.’
  • ‘These historical examples of regional filmmaking (and regional scholarship) are models for an original, valuable cinema culture.’
  • ‘She closed that chapter in her life, came to New York, studied filmmaking at NYU, and made several short films.’
  • ‘During the heyday of the counterculture in the '60s and '70s, a few brave souls crept out of formula filmmaking and found surprisingly wide audiences.’