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Steve: I think thats a very good suggestion, I was actually considering attending an actors workshop this summer but professional commitments made it impossible. Michael, the reality was that I wasn't expecting so much loss of fluidity in the dialogs. Note that I am not a director, I am still...

Welcome Stephen. :)

The clip looks nice, some sound issues here and there, but looks exciting.

I agree with TheCracker. Also, I'm not really noticing any overheating issues with my T2i, and I am sorry, if you do the math properly, even with all of the "rigging", the ROI you get from a DSLR is unquestionably superior then what you would get with your standard pro camcorder.

Hillarious! :D amazing acting, loved it!

Very nice, but was a little surprised at how poorly the explosion was made. Personally, I would go for a black screen just as the hand was placed on top of the kid.

Sorry I didn't explain myself properly. I watched the trailer again, and you are obviously very talented, but I feel there is just too much going on, and its seemingly hard to understand what the movie is all about, that's what I meant by "pretentious", in the sense that there is too much going on.

Really nice acting, part 2 is offline I'm afraid.

I was really shocked at the quality of the photography in the first minute..the rest wasn't so fun.. being rushed out to the hospital with an epileptic attack, etc.. :D

That was just...ermm... mmmm... strange I guess! :D

sonnyboo, hard for me to believe you will need a "sales pitch", your work speaks for itself. Can't wait to see the full feature.

The sound quality really lost me in the beginning. I don't intend to be destructive, but good film making is about simplicity, and keeping things "small" unpretentious.

I must say I absolutely loved it. It was perfect in every single way for me, the story completely drove my attention, and every thing seemed to fit seemingly. The acting was great, the photography even better.

While the genre is not my cup of tea, some of the special effects look nice.

I liked your work. :) A little too much movement/shaking here and there, but if this is your first short film, can't wait to see what you will be doing next. :)

Some wonderful crafted shots there, but I must say that the story was a bit disturbing to me.

Crackerfunk, fantastic post. :)

I bought mine from Japan, and the only problem was the japanese manual, but like TheCranker said, you can always download the pdf version from canon's site.

Sonny, very cool tip! I've been player around with the Kessler Crane that can work perfectly like a short run dolly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ny9c9dV_EY&feature=player_embedded Not too pricey.

While I have never really used any proAim equipment I am always wary about these extremely low priced products. From the feedback that I have been reading, ProAim builds effective, yet very "rude" products. I guess that you get what you pay for.