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Hello from the Isles of the British, nice to meet you Chad, we all shout out. and we all wave too. You'll love it here. I looked at your blog. We all have soft spots for the fluff.....should fit right in :)

i would probably shoot with close-ups of the two characters. like Spatula, camera A and B, but not on their faces. I'd focus on their clothes, mannerisms, food choices. forget the establishing shot for me. cut from ties, cufflinks etc. try to show the difference between them beyond the...

brilliant info - thanks very much bird, very kind of you indeed.

I think Pudovkin's most famous works were Mother and Earth. Excellent idea Bird - I'll give him a real look into. Its the theory behind the images that I can use. Its a history dissertation and sadly the university is not very open when it comes to formats of evidence I can use. Eg - I...

Funnily enough, that was my first idea to my doctor. I wanted to compare cutting technqiues from Soviet, Nazi and contemporary Hong Kong cinema and relate it to politics. Sadly, I am only allowed to study Russian culture - so am restricted somewhat. I'll probably compare to Vertov. Got to...

Dear IndieTalkers, I wonder if any of you know any film history websites that will include info on Russian Montage Theory - as I am going to be doing that for my dissertation next year!!! (excitement face). Thanks

welcome Herbal!

Aidan - thanks for the link - I listened and enjoyed it. I have passed it onto my partners. I'll let you know what happens, I promise. The project will likely be written within the next 2 months, and we will look to secure some music for it either at the end of this summer or during next...

Filmy - can i get a copy of that too? I'm not an actor (primarily) but a few of us are taking the step and it would be great to share that out! e-mail: thealmightyzoolio@hotmail.com ta!

Aidan - congrats on keeping a dedicated head on the First! I wonder, have you got any music suitable for camp over the top murder mystery?

one of my favourite trailers of recent was for Closer. It was a simple scene. It didn't involve flashy effects, raising violins, voice over - it tried to reveal a simple charm. It wasn't being something the movie wasn't. Many people left Spiderman 2 unhappy, saying that all the best bits...

Ditto

contrast. eg - Friends. Ross Gellar. The show revolved around him. He is on the one side an academic and a serious one at that. on the other side he is a child in competition with his sister and foolish when it comes to love. two sides - contrast. the best character they had.

:lol: I agree with Poke on , but he is right, its still good. I think what Zen has mentioned about the and certainly helped your short maintain some charm and charisma so that the end wasn't as weak as it might have been otherwise. Nice outdoor shots - I enjoyed the setting there...

congratulations Logan!

greenscreen it!

for those with a slight interest (and if you are not, shame on you)- a final tally has been made of votes casted by doctors and students alike. the hamsters were thoroughly defeated by the badgers. so there we have it.

first 'celeb' to review my stuff told me that anti-semitism could never be made funny. second pretty much told me the opposite. its not them that count, its the people out there - and if these kind of celebs knew what got peoples juices flowing - they wouldn't be reviewing sites.go...

ok, ok - the zip part is made up. but the rest of it is 100% for real. van damme must have had such a great life back then. can you imagine your agents getting these and saying 'yeah, jean, this is the one!' what a life.

superb idea mrde50!speaking of the Van Man - how about we consider for guilty pleasures the Tsui Hark flick Knock-Off. A Hong Kong fashion designer (Jean Claude Van Damme, if you can believe that billing) who had previously been involved in knock offs of major label merchandise, such as "Pumma"...