Recent content by Marshall_Tyler

I like the score for Cloud Atlas.

Hey indietalk! I recently took on my first project as a filmmaker and shot a music video for a local hip hop artist. I've learned a lot but have a ways to go. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to edit it myself because my MacBook constantly crashes (although it's being fixed due to the MacBook...

Here's a roundup of all the trailers, in order of release. Last trailer is a bit spoiler heavy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WzHXI5HizQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWdZVtXT7E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePbKGoIGAXY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vxOhd4qlnA

Alright, alright, alright :clap::yes::cool:

This seems more like an artsy vlog to me than a miniseries. Music seemed kind of distracting, try to find something with more ambience.

Cinematography and choice of colour in certain settings was really nice. Simple little short, I liked it.

Same here. I work in intervals. Sometimes I leave a script weeks before returning to it.

As cool as experimenting is, eventually you'll find yourself running in circles if you only play guitar. Try learning some midi in garageband or something. There's some great string patches you can use in Kontact 5, which you can use as a plug in for garage band. Check out my composition "A Way...

Sigh. When I read comments like this I shake my head and wonder why you ask for feedback if you don't respond well to criticism.

This would make a good short or feature if it is expanded. Kinda reminds me of Source Code.

How many shots from this trailer are from the actual film? Maybe 5 or 6. Monologue and score were enticing, kinda wish there was more to offer in terms of visuals and actual film footage.

If your visuals are powerful enough to give the viewer a sense of what the movie is about without using dialogue, great. But you should throw in some dialogue for a trailer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAvw8w46YRc Your coding is off

I think this guy just posts films he likes. Personally, this one is a bit too hipster-ish for me, and I'm not sure I'd consider it a narrative.

www.talentville.com is a place to post, review scripts as well as have yours reviewed. You can only post one script as a free member and you have to review a certain amount of scripts to have yours reviewed. It's a long process, and often a discouraging one.