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Just not afraid to tell it like it is. This industry isn't for pu$$ies. If you can't handle truth and legitimate criticism, go sell Mary Kay.

Problem is, it's not. ;)

Wasn't that used in the Fight for Your Right To Party video like 20 years ago? Beware cliche.

And Netflix.

Can you believe I've never seen a Terrence Malick flick

So how do you distribute films? Without giving away all of your secrets of course...

What are some feature length films that flow more like poetry that the typical 3 act structure. Not completely art crap... but stuff that borderlines on being accessible by a mainstream audience ???

Wow. Freaking pretty damn amazing.

Dear Jesus... I just found Storage 24 on Netflix... 100% how not to start a movie... 10 minutes in and NOTHING has happened except a cliche empty container.

Nice. I've actually thought about using mannequin heads on adjustable poles to replicate the height of actors for setting up the next scene and camera placements. They will be setting up the secondary gear at another location which is why I want to remotely view the shots. The idea is to...

Welcome. My name is Luka. I live nine floors below you.

Great job. Shot selection was very nice.

Without knowing your process, and even with knowing it, this is kind of a silly question. Is this from idea to finished first draft? If so, then a month is pretty good. I'v got some ideas and stories in my head that have been fermenting for a decade. Is this from actually starting to type the...

LOL... on the list of places to find useful information, Facebook groups rank at the bottom. (Not that many forums are much better.) Here's the key... the vast majority of DOERs aren't sitting on the computer all day playing on the facebook or ranting in forums (unless you are in pre-production...

You should do it more often. I'm a genius. ;)

I think there are more than a few here that like to jump right at anything I post without even thinking beneath the surface... "And after watching the trailer, it doesn't seem terrible... which proves the adage, you can make a movie... but you can't make people see it... (unless you advertise)"...

Thanks. Wouldn't it make more sense for people who have decent cameras now to explore the hacks and work with raw footage than to drop another 2 grand (less lenses, modules and everything else)?

Always remember this - the audience's imagination is much more wonderful than ANYTHING you can show on camera. In horror - a saw coming in towards someone's leg and then cutting to the face screaming. In this case, great suggestion about the wiping lipstick away. Here I think you serve your...

6 people who were probably related to someone in it. LOL. Look at the crew... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1986953/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast This cost at least 1 million. Consider this.. just crew (125 of them) working 30 days for $200 a day is $750,000.

Most indie peeps don't even know how to frame a shot or get proper sound - much less tell a non-cliche story. 4k will not save a shitty story and adding the extra workflow will detract from things that need much more attention. Considering 99% of indies won't ever benefit from 4k, it is fool's...