Recent content by jasmine_v

It's helpful that you're from Melbourne :P I've heard of Lemac, I'll check them out.

Thank you so much! I'll have a play around with and see if I can grasp the effects on there.

What story did you do with the photos?

I'm using Soundtrack Pro and the bloody Effects are daunting when I open it up. Does anyone know what Effect I could use to make music sound like it's coming from a radio? Thanks, Jasmine

Really? Did you find it hard? I liked doing the still images, it made me appreciate composition so much more seeing as you weren't allowed to have movement. The only thing that drove me insane was editing hundreds of photos in Final Cut!

Thank you so much! I have a whole bunch of reflectors but I don't want to rely on the weather. Do you know where you could buy light panels?

It's OSX Leopard 10.5 and its Final Cut Studio 2. I've tried re-installing it but it just loads DVD studio, soundtrack etc. I seriously think software will be the death of me >_>

It was our first project in my course and our teacher made us use still images to appreciate the whole filmmaking process and the use of movement vs still.

I just bought Final Cut Studio and was loading it to my Mac, all the programs loaded except when I try to open Final Cut it says "You cannot open 'Final Cut Pro.app' because it is not supported on this architecture." Could someone please explain to me what the hell this means, and if there is...

I really need some advice how I would do lighting on a moving tram? I can't use actual lights seeing as there is nowhere to source electricity from. I know I could use reflectors to bounce light onto the actors, but I was wondering if there is any other methods?

I can tell you are very enthusiastic about this film and that you really want to make it. My suggestion would be to change the video you have. Having a still image with dramatic music doesn't make me get excited. I think it would be way more effective if actual filmed yourself talking about the...

I agree with what everyone has, get a location release weeks in advance! When you go in just be really friendly and explain your situation. Tell them how you are a low budget film and that you would be fine working after (or before!) hours. Talk them about the film and how it will get a good...

I'm a first year film student and I would love to get some feedback on my work! Also if anyone has any tips when it comes to low budget films that would be great :) Just a little low down on my film. It's a series of still images that has been turned into a narrative. The film is about a lonely...