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hah I guess other festivals' requirements are too tight, so it's hard for longer stuff to get in. (Un?)fortunately my stuff has never been rejected because it was too long. I think it was mostly cuz what I did put them to sleep. Don't forget to look for places with no submission fees. It's...

That's a nice way to live/work, congrats :) How many films a year do you usually make? And what's the biggest expense in your budget? I'm guessing it depends on the film. Amazon wants views, so I think a film will keep showing up as recommended as long as it gets views. That could partly...

Interesting point. Replicants do seem more like genetically engineered organisms instead of humanoid robots/machines. But if it's left vague how they're made, then there's probably a big part of them that's still robot/machine instead of organism. So then it Is a big deal if they can reproduce...

Ya but if you make your brain think heavy thoughts & then do a lot of reps, won't it become stronger & leaner?

How do you think the movie was able to get momentum? A really good trailer? A really good movie? A lot of Amazon reviews? What have you found to be the most successful way to promote your films? This is kinda interesting, how a guy in England got some pretty good Amazon views...

Is it something like 25 cents per view?

What's the movie, & what did they do to promote it?

Keep your clips organized on the external drive & in your FCP library. The faster & easier you can find something, the better. If you don't know how to do something, you can find answers pretty quick by searching online.

I'm with you on that. I was a bit disappointed with Shape of Water. But I like Del Toro a lot so I'm glad it was nominated.

I couldn't get through 13 Assassins but I really like Blade of the Immortal, cool samurai film with a bit of a supernatural angle.

hehe Ya that's kinda crazy. But back then I guess it was impressive cuz it was a newer more natural acting style than what most people were doing.

Maybe he thinks he could make it even with the accent, like Schwarzenneger. He looked like he worked out a lot & he even sounds a bit like Arnold once in a while.

Does 2049 have good special features? I wanna see those. Have you seen the BTS docu on the 1st one called Dangerous Days? pretty amazing. I agree with you about 2049 suffering from being created in these times & with Scott not directing. I wish he had done this, I think it would have a better...

Okay I edited the post, hopefully it's clearer. I meant real life Tommy seems a bit more normal compared to Franco's portrayal in TDA.

I wonder, Tommy dramatizing really loud in class or in a restaurant looked really weird in TDA, but maybe when Tommy did that in real life, he was just excited to be acting (like his hero James Dean), & he just hadn't gotten enough training yet to know he was overacting. I wonder if anyone here...

Do you cringe because of the things the Tommy character does in TDA?

You mean you liked The Room more than Disaster Artist?

It's amazing a bandit like Tuco even knows what a meet cute is let alone explain it beautifully.

If you're a fan of certain YT'ers & comment regularly on their videos you can try reaching out to them. If you're starting out, the best way is to make a really great film. What's it about? Try to figure out who'd be most interested in your subject & how it's presented, & then target those...

What do you mean by flow?