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cmoooon guys! : P

Hi fellow filmmakers :)) I have this graduation story that will be in production soon. However, since Im still in the pre-production phase. Problem: A girl and guy go on a train trip. He is a possesive type of guy (bastard) and has his girl under his pressure. She accidentally meets this guy...

Woah, had no idea it came off that way haha. Well, actually, I'm not surprised, because of my situation. Anyway, a lot of useful insight. I'll get on it right now and update you on my progress, should you stay interested. Peace. P.S. Need more info if possible :)

Hi dear filmmakers, I haven't been active on these forums for quite some time now and I'm glad to see you guys still jumpin and writing, filming and so forth. I have an unfinished treatment of a short film I'm currently working on for my film college. Id' really like your honest opinion and...

Hello everyone, I'm making a chase scene for my upcoming short and would to know if anyone has any ideas on what obstacles I could use in my chase scene, particularly in this location: I was thinking the guy being chased would push against boxes, causing some obstacle for the one who is...

It has to be unnoticable and smooth - I'll see what I come up with :) thanks for your input.

@Rayw - Im not kidding about cleaning my room, in fact this is just an exercise to shorten the time as much as possible, from one hour to 5 minutes, regardless of how attractive the video is. @Cracker Funk - thanks for that but since my school is a little old school we tend to avoid jump-cuts...

Yeah. For example cleaning my room. I'd make a really big mess about it and judging from my previous house sweeps it would take me an hour. I need to shorten that into 5 minutes.

Hey everyone, I have a question regarding "time shortening" of a work in process in film. For example, how can I shorten a work in process that takes an hour for example into something that's 5 minutes long with a sense of continuity, so that the viewer doesn't even notice it was shortened...

Thats the question. HOW do I drop the scratch audio to zero? But be careful. That beat is basically on the same main (one) track where they actually deliver the text.

You dont understand. The only have one main track and that beat can be heard from that main track, which is a bummer. I have to get rid of it in some way. Are there any sort of filters for that situation? However, this time in other audio programmes like audacity etc.?

Hello filmmakers, Im just writing in regards to a little final cut pro problem. I was shooting a music video of mine and I left a beat going in the background, so my actors could perform to the beat (didnt have any headphones then). I lowered the beat to the minimum, barely enough so my actors...

Hey filmmakers, In a good mood and just decided to throw in some off topic questions. How is everyone? How's business, tricks? :D

Well, money-wise, do you think you'd be able to pull it off for private schooling, as in getting employment somehow along school?

Thank you so much people! :)