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nah i dont want to post it publicly. if you'd like to read it just send me your email and i'd be happy to email you the pdf. just by the one reply i got, i realized there are a lot of things keeping it from being a perfectly formatted, grammaticaly correct screenplay but thats not what i'm...

could anyone give me a tip on how to host my screenplay publicly?

sorry about that, i should have tested the link. please send me your email address so i can send a pdf. unless someone can help me with another way to share it? (i was so excited to see someone actually reply to my post, i'm so eager to hear some feedback, just to realize i messed it up!)

maybe you will be more likely to read if i share the link more openly. http://scripped.com/script/view/107816/AKzqcfYxM6FhItNBBC79YkaTB39IbeqBLRfrWd7w24IUKxeTRj please check it out i am very eager for criticism! danke

I've written a first draft for a short screenplay to be produced by myself and friends. I let a friend read it, someone who knows a bit about screenwriting, and he didn't have much criticism. I know it can't be perfect, so i'd like to let a few other people read it and give a little feedback...

If you find a room for me and my friend in london I'll move there and we can be partners! I'm pretty newb too, considering I'm just doing my first short but I think I've learned a lot so far and am continuing to do so

i stand slightly corrected. in the sense that you described art, then yes it certainly is. i dont really consider myself to have a 'high brow' taste, but my taste is slightly different. a good film piece is something that i can take something from, an emotion, an idea, etc. i agree, i didnt...

"I think suggesting it 'lacked art' might be being a little harsh" so tell me, what was artful about this? if you dont think art is more than aesthetics then you can skip this question.

i liked fish fod better. i didnt sense the tension everyone else seems to be raving about. i saw a man staring, a man running, a man staring. what was the motivation? where was the sense of character? i feel it lacked emotion and art- 2 very important elements. however, the production qualities...

excellent work. seriously the best part was when one of the dudes took a hit of a cig as he was dropping in haha. i'm curious tho, what was your camera support? edit: i just realized this isnt your vid, thanks for the link tho

i love buddy greenfields last idea

i would watch if i had cable. as for seeing the films: I'm headed out to see avatar right now. I swore I wouldnt.. but if it really might take best film (oh god i hope not) then I want to see what everyone thought was so great. but i'm not very excited... at least we're seeing it in 3d. i hope...

:yes::lol::D

i think the video that i linked in the original post has sound. or its in the related videos on youtube. but it's pretty poopy sound.

i am intrigued.

thanks for the specs indietalk. on a comment i saw posted by a harinezumi user, he said the camera could support up to 16gb sd cards, but to "be safe" use a 4 or 8 gig. the more i see about this thing, the more i want to play :D

I guess i gave the camera too much credit for looking like 8mm, because it's obviously much different. but for a digital camera that is less than $200, i think it's a pretty interesting little toy. idk if i would rather use this or a vhs camcorder. hmmmm..:hmm:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5JifFmtpx8

http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=21629 i made this post yesterday about this camera i found, i dont know much about it but...

does anyone here know anything about this little cam? i just found out about it today, its a tiny digital camera that takes stills and video, the picture is similar to lomography stills like from the holga and diana cameras. some of the video samples look pretty reminiscent of 8mm, which, for...