Search results

The challenge is a great idea. Needs to have enough people to participate though .

deleted (so no one "steals" the idea)

The first one fits the tone better.

:lol:Planet Orion

Where would you live if you could live anywhere? Some factors to consider: the climate, filmmaking opportunities, cost of living, day job salary etc. As soon as I'm done with school, I'm planning on moving somewhere nicer than backwaters of Finland.

I'm more of a sci-fi fan than a horror fan but I usually enjoy both. I'm not that into pure horror but mostly combinations of horror and other genres like horror comedies, action horror and of course sci-fi horror.

Try searching for threats on finding actors. (the search function on this site sucks). If you are in an area saturated with actors, a simple online ad (Craig's list or Mandy's etc.) can do the trick. Otherwise you'll have to be more creative and contact amateur theaters or drama departments...

Can anyone think any good ones? There is tvtropes, but what stands out to you personally.

top 3: Gravity, pacific Rim, Elysium. Most disappointing: Man of steel, Only God Forgives

Ending a 3 hour movie on a cliff hanger:grumpy:. Otherwise i thought it was quite good.

How did you keep track of the number? I probably watched more scripted tv than movies last year. This year movies are in the lead though. 2-0

Cool:D

Filmmaking makes for a great hobby because it's like multiple hobbies combined.

80s action films for the win.

All I see is a white rectangle?

Like a boss:cool:

IIRC Batman is in the public domain.

How many movie stars does it take to change a light bulb? One. He just holds it and the world revolves around him.

done:D

Kind of a dump question. When outlining, the guru's say you should have like 40-50 "scenes" in your outline. But a film "scene" can be anything from a quick 10 second one to a 10 minute chase sequence. Is there a more reliable way to guesstimate how long the story will end up? When do you know...