Recent content by directorik

This sounds like a great idea.

Love it. A lot of potential here.

Sounds like you're setting up a good first short film experience.

Before I made my first "official" short, I would go out every weekend (we were still in High School) and film stuff - chases, fight scenes and even scenes from plays - we there theater kids. We made a lot of mistakes and learned from each one. And this was all on film - so it was expensive...

Mesmerizing. Gives me a Koyaanisqatsi feel.

Welcome. I'd love to see your work.

That's a hell of a set up! Give that kid the boot...

Good. That has been the most difficult issue in getting your films out to the public. Finding an on line place to host a movie is easy as there are hundreds of sites that do this. But getting more of your films out to the public is the hard part.

I'm sure you checked on line. Nothing there? I'm wondering if someone selling the GX-s700 on eBay might have a manual they would copy for you. Couldn't hurt to ask.

Wow! I can't even imagine how difficult it must be to get a script into pre-production from Nigeria.

Always great when you show up! I've never seen that adapter.

I love the idea. When you have something that I can share, I'll share. Keep me posted. The big question is: Once a filmmaker uploads their movie to your online movie theater do you promote them to help get the films out to the public? Or does the filmmaker promote their own film and you provide...

Then my advice is to not include images. As Chris pointed out, your job as the screenwriter is to tell the story. Not to set up shots. If your story isn't clear without this specific, technical/complicated shot then, I guess, you have to include the images. Is it possible to write that scene...

Is this screenplay for you to direct? Is this screenplay one you want to send to an agent? Or a producer?

I'm wondering the same thing. I know many filmmakers but you don't have a website yet, you aren't ready to release all the info on your plan. I wouldn't know what to tell more filmmakers.