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I like over-sized monsters, but not too big, then it gets stupid. My favourite monster and favourite monster film is Gwoemul, or The Host.

I doubt it. You just need to keep all phones off when you record. I've had phone interference in the recording studio and I just do another take- it's not just a noise in the recording, it's a disruption of the actual signal.

All of the composers on this forum will know Sibelius. To filmmakers who perhaps aren't familiar with it, Sibelius is the leading software for composition and music notation, and is undeniably the best product of its kind. It is currently owned by Avid, who have announced that they are cutting...

To draw a parallel, the anti-homosexual campaigns from 1960s America are funny because they are so incredibly misguided and offensive, but that is because we know better now- they're funny because we can view them as a joke, in the knowledge that everything they stand for is incorrect. However...

That was really awesome. :bow:

You obviously haven't even begun to research what Schizophrenia is, and have created something that is potentially very offensive.

A recreation of 127 hours in the British woods and farmland would realistically include at least 100 hours of rain. :P I would argue that the rain makes everything more beautiful. We've had really heavy rain on and off for weeks now in Liverpool- there are double rainbows in the sky and...

Being confused about your job isn't an excuse not to have one. Everyone who isn't incredibly lucky will have to do a job that they don't enjoy early in their life, if not for all of it. This business requires to you be able to fund a lot of things yourself, how do you plan to do that? You can't...

That was really good! Obviously, I don't mean enjoyable to watch- I mean it was really well made. It also seemed to capture your point well without going on too much or explaining to little. Other people do films like this and it begins to be all about them rather than tackling a problem that is...

I'm English and it took me a few plays to get it myself. :P

What about from the point of view of a composer? I feel that recent horror film scores are getting increasingly insipid, relying on big cinematic toms and boom sounds for most of the atmosphere. 28 days later is one of the few that stands out, in my opinion. The biggest exception for me though...

I would say it isn't that there aren't groundbreaking horror movies any more, it's just that they aren't mainstream and fashionable like they were in the 80s. Plus, because many big horror fans have their own kind of alternative culture, they look towards other countries for films- some of the...

You can't really scrap it, that's whole idea! There must be a way to make it work, let me think. It can't really be post-apocalyptic- a short isn't enough time to establish that then still have his realisation sing home properly at the end. What if the reason this boy lives in darkness is...

You need to think of a reason why there won't be millions of other videos and photographs dating back to when there was daylight.

I was going to ask if you've seen the old version, but it was made for TV so you might not have heard of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wg4jKt3NIw Far far better than the new one. Plus the woman in black is Miss Lemon from Poirot! Awesome.

So many things you could work on more here. Make jokes out of the smaller things. Like the way he takes his lungi off, or the speed of his internet connection, or running out of water in the latrine. What you do reminds me a bit of Delhi Belly, if you've seen it. Remember that most of the...

It looks great!

There's so much crap horror because it's quite easy to make a film that fits into this genre and market it like the rest. I watched 'The Woman in Black' with my girlfriend the other day, absolute rubbish! But, we both had our faces half-hidden behind cushions all the way through- not because...

Have you seen Him & Her? It makes makes me think of that. If there was a zombie apocalypse, nothing would change because they're so lazy, and they and the camera never leave the bedroom anyway.

That was awesome for an As piece! Far more riveting than most current Hollwood horror films as well. I'd work on the foley sound for that swordfight though, sounds like the same sample over and over again. :P