Recent content by MinutemenPro

Thank you all for the feedback, all are great points! Will post an update once I do some more work on it.

Hello everyone! I was wondering if I could get some feedback on a new poster I'm currently working on. Any and all feedback appreciated! Disclaimer: tagline is missing still.

Thanks for the feedback everyone! Very helpful.

Good notes, @indietalk, thank you!

Hey everyone! This is my first time back since the upgrade. Looking forward to digging around. Also wanted to take a moment to share the trailer for my newest feature, Bleed American:

The beauty of acting is that you do not have to be yourself. You get to be someone else. You'd be surprised at the amount of actors who are shy or introverted.

Great notes, definitely appreciate it! Will keep these in mind when we edit the pre-release version.

Hey everyone, just recently completed production on my sophomore feature film. Posted the teaser below to share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN4niv70_MI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-_220USmho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN4niv70_MI

Hey all, just wanted to share a VFX breakdown of a graffiti shot I did for my sophomore feature film: https://youtu.be/xYR-9YMNLWE

You actually should look into sales agents rather than an additional producer. Sales Agents work on a commission basis, and will take your film to markets around the world to meet with distributors from different territories around the globe. Do some web searches for different sales agents and...

Nothing more to add, you all covered it well. Simply trying to make the point that parentheticals are not the standard place for character description.

For that I would still make it an action line. If you decide to use parentheticals, I recommend reserving them for two purposes: noting who the character is speaking to if there are multiple characters speaking in one conversation. Example: TIM, ALEX, and SAM walk down a quiet road. TIM I...

I'd stay away from parentheticals that lengthy. If it's more than a word or two, the general thought is to go ahead and just include it as an action line. Such as: FBI Agent Charles pushes his black-rimmed glasses up his nose. FBI AGENT CHARLES Where's the rest of this dossier?

Thank you all! The missing apostrophe was a design decision we made a while back. Broke up the flow of the logo so the designers decided to nix it.