Here's something different (and definitely fascinating) I stumbled upon. It's a look at various aspects of filmmaking. It includes a section on acting and auditioning; a topic I've never seen discussed with regards to filmmaking.

The first part is an excellent perspective on dynamic shooting to allow you greater choices and flexibility in editing. Spot-on and worth paying attention to.

The next section, on acting, was something I really enjoyed watching. It's how I learned and the method I teach. What Margie Haber says is undeniably true. If you want to be a good actor you've got to stop acting.

I'll let you discover the last two segments on editing and making movies yourself. And even though the software and references are dated by now (the Canon XL1…I love it!) the principles are absolutely timeless.