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That Omaha Beach video was friggin' awesome. Wow... Just shows what can be achieved with a little planning and some talent.

I can see the point that Fiveacre Films is making, and to an extent I agree with him. You can have millions upon millions of dollars spent on a single film and still have it be crap. Conversely, I've seen movies made for $10K by people no one has ever heard of that have impressed the Hell out of...

Where do you get computers with one of THOSE keys???

I ask for people to use tact when critiquing and I get told I don't think before I post and that I have issues... Tough room... Whatever. :rolleyes:

I would suggest reading The Foundations of Screenwriting by Syd Field. It will give you all the basic info you need to be able to write a screenplay correctly.

From what I saw the OP didn't ask for a critique. And as I stated above, my point was that there are ways of giving critque without sounding like a jerk. If you don't agree, I don't care. Um... bite me? Just because you don't agree doesn't mean I didn't "think" before I posted. And to...

I don't see how People v. Freeman has anything to do with any state other than California. If it was used as a precedent, it would only serve to say that that pandering laws could not be used as a "tool to impose a system of governmental censorship of erotic materials." Also, People v. Paulino...

That's because I've usually found that those with the least amount of tact to be the ones with the least to offer. Actualy, 8salacious9, I found your response to be the most helpful. You laid out your critique and offered real reasoning as opposed to just saying it sucked. But again, you all...

I was simply stating my opinion that tact is always appreciated when telling someone you don't enjoy what they did. If you all don't agree, fine. I guess you can be as brutal as feel you need to be...

One Last Thing...

8salacious9, I never said it was great. No need to put words in my mouth. To the rest of you, I have no issues with constructive criticism. But to simply say that something someone is presenting is a "waste of time" isn't constructive. There are better ways to tell someone that their work needs...

So what do all you guys have to show us that's above and beyond what the OP has made? I'm not saying what he presented is good or bad, but for all the gum flapping in here, I'd like to see what you all have done that could top it. Then I can tell you all how you just created a "waste of time..."

The end credits to Tropic Thunder came to mind for me. Although I couldn't find a clip of those, here's a kid that made a "tribute" to the end credits. Is it something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD_ECd5j0ss

Good Christ, is this a tough room, or what? I only have one gripe when it comes to shorts: not getting to the action fast enough or not getting to it effectively. I'm not referring to opening credits either. I'm talking about once the actual film starts. I don't think of short films (those...

Try doing this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj6fMcJ18aA

Cracker, I sent you a PM. Let me know. Thanks!

Nope. That's CG. Practical would be if you found a way to do the effect on set with little to no computer manipulation.

I saw this months ago. It's very kitsch-y. Not quite camp, but not quite serious. It's funny in places where it doesn't mean to be, but it's also very funny in places where it does. Not a bad was to waste and hour and a half....

Is Michael Bay underrated? Short answer: :no: Long answer: Michael Bay does a good job of capturing action and getting exciting footage. He also knows how to direct his edits to great effect. But the story lines and character development are almost non-existent in his films. I've seen great...

What I want to know is where is this opus available for viewing? Do you have a Vimeo or youtube channel, Cracker? I must see this movie. I need food, I need to breath, and I need to see this movie! :yes: