There are subcategories for amateur filmmaking companies, titles, online venues, and help and FAQs. Please submit to the appropriate subcategory where possible.
For commercial filmmaking companies, please see Business: Industries: Arts and Entertainment: Media Production.
The films are typically made on low or no budget, though this is entirely dependent on how much the filmmakers are willing to spend on their hobby. Amateur films are often made with equipment and media that are considered low quality compared with their commercial film and broadcast equivalents -- for example, 8mm film and home camcorders. However, in some cases amateurs use commercial equipment that they have obtained used, or have rented. Some of the digital formats can be low budget yet quite high quality.
For sites offering commercial filmmaking services, please see Business: Arts and Entertainment: Media Production.
For sites that include several films by the same amateur filmmakers, see Arts: Movies: Filmmaking: Amateur: Production Companies and Groups.
For short films of any kind, please see Arts: Movies: Filmmaking: Short Films: Titles
For festival films and other independent titles that have not been commercially released, see Arts: Movies: Filmmaking: Independent: Titles.
For sites about commercially released titles, see Arts: Movies: Titles.