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yep! just remember to keep the same attitude of it being hazardous even if its outdoors, its still a fire!

okay, i got some ideas. get a green screen (easy way to make a super cheap one is to go to walmart and pick up a bunch of 49 cent lime green posters, and tape them together on the back end) now, get the paper i spoke off above, and tape it around the trash can. go outside and film the trashcan...

great video! i thought it was extremely unique, if i may ask, what brought about the idea? and on a side note, when i heard the name, i could not help but remember my favorite james bound movie! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086034/ yours was a lot more literal though!

can be nothing but time, or every scent on you. for example, you could only use props you all ready own, locations that your friends, family, or you own, and borrow a camera and mic. or you could buy everything new, pee on it, then buy it all over again, and pay a few hundred for talentless...

if your that scared of using money, there are trails for all of these programs. and if your reallyyy lucky.... and don't have much editing, you might be able to pull a trail edit out of your but..... its been done.(although i wouldn't recommend it due to the rush, and its kind of like...

thanks a ton! that first part is a great idea, don't think we can pull off the second though!

OK, so we have chosen this location, and we decided that this specific road is a nice place to do a run scene. but its bumpy, i mean REALLY bumpy. to our disposal, a car that we could hold a camera on, although, you get my point, the bumpyness, we have out golf cart rig (we have a set up for...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UD1QTI56-A found the full video, this was the end product of what i had previously posted... and yes i titled it that etc etc to test my common theory of youtube. (do not watch gets X10 the views.)

......................... FREE STYLE!~ rent the necessity, and hope that you can get all the footage done in one week end? 500-600 is a relatively low budget, although EXTREAMILY usable as long as you don't need to rent that much (get friends/crew thatll work for free and have some equipment...

when i think about what makes a movie ADDICTING. i don't think about a movie, people stay for the story, the film version is just a canvas, i look at what the story is about.... look at the harry potter books, people where GLUED. look at fight club, same thing. there was more character...

i think it is... a movie that has a large verity of emotional influences, and leaves you wondering, worrying and scarred, through out a majority of the film. in action flicks your all ways thinking (will he make it) unless you are sure you are then its like you are making sure. in dramas it's...

Audicity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ) using a outside program to do your sound work it typically way better. the above is free and easy too use, i am sure you can figure it out, if not there are plenty that could help you get the sound you want! as for the pixilation, to my knowledge...

an audio mixer is a nice tool, i love them, but they are really independent from the filming proses, be a lot of work too line up the mouthing with the voices..... idk what the best way to do it is, i can only say that, if i was only using one camera, i would connect the camera to my computer...

helping set up a band house that will be live, and it will be showing them on some flat screen TV's on the sides and above the stage. i just needed a cheap way to do this, it really has helped a lot!

danggg, did the 30 days include the time it toke you to brainstorm the idea to do the thirty day film and get the cast and crew together?

woah, didn't mean to insult you man... but even with that, there will still be people who use film to make features.... whether its a old fashion guy, or some one with one of those high class guys who want to do something retro and go all out and use real film, it will be there. its not like...

I'll Believe that when they get to IMAX quality. (and that, in my opinion, is going to be a while...). and even after, there is still that quality.... this look that it gives us, that people will go back for, maybe not the really old film cameras, but whats out now.... i doubt that they will...

the idea wasn't too bad, would have been much better if you had made them appear as light sabers(its actually really easy, even i can do it, just look up some tuts if you don't know how). it could use some work, but with that some, you could make it into a pretty good short!

well, if you had bothered to read what he had typed, my good sir, you would see that it is not narcissistic jibber-jabber, but instead a well thought out review, and essesment of hollywoods current feature films screenplays and plots. i urge you to read it instead of commenting blindly, or just...

yes composite is fine, but i need to link up at least 4 cameras i don't know anything to look at... could some one help me pick one off from the radioshack site?