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why don't you try making a couple of stories that take place in your neighborhood, like Tales from the Crypt.

so the story should determine the characters not the other way around?

How long do you like to make a characters biography? I'm starting on a slasher screenplay and I was wondering how detailed do other writers get on their character bios for horror scripts like this one.

Ocarina of Time was a great game! That would be a good movie. Twilight Princess would be good too. Plus you might get the twilight crowd to come and see that one just cause of the name.

Anybody have any suggestion on what are some good jobs for people to do while they work on a movie? The only one I can think of is being a truck driver. That pays good and it doesn't seem like it's something that would take my time to become and take my time from writing. Any other suggestions?

For your movie I think that having gore is important because you want the terrorists to be frightening so by the way they kill their victims, that's how you'll make them scary.

Why would you have your villians run out of ammo? Isn't that something they'd make sure not to do cause then the SWAT team can shoot them one by one.

The Last Stand 7/10 It was a good enough movie to keep me interested although some of the acting I didn't like. But overall it was a good movie.

That's the one I want to go to..:lol: Let me know how the school is when you get there.

I definitely want to go to learn the technical parts of film making. Also to make contacts. That's pretty much the most important things I'll get out of going to film school, imo.

Interesting, I'm in a community college too. And in Chicago too....what film school will you be going to?

Those sound good. I would like to do these: 1. An HP Lovecraft adaptation 2. A period horror movie 3. A mob movie 4. A movie on a serial killer 5. An adaptation of a superhero that's not known 6. A slasher that is different to other slashers That's it for now. I can't really think of...

What was your favorite part of film school?

I feel the same way. I'm confident I'll be successful, but still I hate owing money so the less money I end up owing the better.

10k is not bad at all. If that was the most debt I'd be in I would have no problems going to film school. Now 50k is too much to owe....

How much did you pay? And what area did you want to focus on?

Yeah....that is an important reason of why I think it would be good to go to film school, the access to film equipment. Now my question for you is, about how much will you owe when you graduate?

How did you get an internship?

How is it? How are the classes? Are they hands on learning? What do you like and dislike about it?

I was wondering how many people on this website went to film school. I have been thinking about whether to go or not. The only reasons I can think of to go is to network and to learn to use film equipment.