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After you said "It's already been done" I was slightly worried you'd dismiss the idea as not being worth doing. At least I know it's a good one. :P

I'm wondering if anyone knows movies similar to "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Y'know, the idea of very few characters, one or two locations and a great deal of verbal malice and drama. Just no one recommend "Carnage" cause I know about that ;D haha Cheers

I have an idea. It's about two brothers who meet up after several years apart. Naturally, all begins kindly but, of course, as things are mentioned (some real, some fictitious) about the things they have done in their time away from each other and their views on their family, it all gets quite...

The suicide one was the one that immediately sprang to mind (I'm not suicidal or anything, don't worry ;D) because it seemed in character for Hamlet (naturally as it was from the text). I'll think it over and see what I decide on :) EDIT I quite like the idea of him having a hostage he's...

The Tree of Life

Toying around with immortality instead is an interesting idea. Or some other form of concept that isn't taken so straight from the original text.

Hey, I'm looking for written articles from magazines for a piece of work but have no idea where to find them. For me it's a written piece that's done in accompaniment with something else (the something else being a TV project) and I need two different styles of written article so I know how to...

I'd love a more novel twist, it's just a matter of thinking of one really

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2

The bits on a stage are in his head, his actually contemplating it, of course no one will be in an audience watching him. He prepares for it in the house, so it cuts away from the stage to him in the house pacing, debating with himself to do it or not, getting a weapon (a knife of some kind most...

I've had an idea for what I guess is a sort of abstract/experimental type thing, it doesn't have much plot to it and is very simple in it's premise. It essentially takes a possible interpretation of the To Be Or Not To Be speech from Hamlet as being the title character debating his own suicide...

It would, assuming there's a happy ending, be given the possibility of a long distance relationship. One thing that makes me a little bit cynical about using teenage actors (although i know some who are actually very good) is that, I'm aiming to, as of course it would show many emotions in the...

Forgive the tacky title, it's a work in progress. I had the idea for a kind of romantic drama (unsure of it's length, if it'd be a short or a feature) that's very Blue Valentine esque I suppose, cross cutting to places in the relationship of a couple and scenes with them on their own, showing...

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back B I actually really liked this film, which I didn't expect to when I started watching it because I just thought it'd be filled with crude humor (there was a lot of it of course) but it seemed a great deal more intelligent and had some great cameos and hilarious...

I should have said really, my fault -.-' Video cameras please :)

Se7en The Silence of the Lambs Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - Even though I'd read the play and performed a section of it, there was a great deal of suspense as the whole thing began to unravel and as George and Martha really begin to rip each other apart.

Disliking your own ideas, particularly during the writing phase, might not be an entirely bad thing. I mean, if you see things you dislike within your writing, you can go back and tweak and rewrite endlessly until it fits your standards. If you hate the idea before you start writing, maybe look...

I'm wondering if anyone could recommend cameras for a first timer. I'd most likely be taking that with me to university next year. Budget most likely around £200 to £300 I'm NOT looking to buy anything from someone here, just looking for what people recommend.

Wondering if anyone here has been to university and studied film production or if anyone knows of universities that have good courses in that vein? Cheers :)

Project: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Director: Darren Aronofsky Cast Jeremy Irons as George Alice Ripley as Martha Ryan Gosling as Nick Natalie Portman as Honey