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Welcome Joogs! You're never too young to start out, and in my case, you're never too old either! Chris P.S. You owe me one Zen...I could've said in my case and Zen's case, but I didn't!

I hate to be the person who always states the obvious, but here goes again...how about a story about an American girl of Korean ancestry, getting dumped in Korea and trying to deal with the obvious differences between herself (an American) and her "people" (Koreans). There's a whole lot you...

Hiya! New Mexico is beautiful. I've often toyed with the idea of going there, and shooting an old fashioned western! Maybe you could do the sound track! Chris

Fridge magnets, flashlights, pens, maybe even pen knifes (fit in with a horror film!), ball caps (a little pricey), Sun visors (a little cheaper), mugs (not your mug shots, but coffee mugs), water bottles, golf balls, mouse pads, post it notes, etc. There are a ton of places on the net that you...

No accounting in my past. I'm in Northern Va, so you're probably 3 and a half hours away, so I don't know if I could work it. If you can't find anyone closer or better suited for it, let me know, and I'll see what I can do. You can email me at chris@thethreelittlefigs.com If you've got a...

It was called Dreams Lost and Found, but I was never able to get a publisher, and went on with life. I wrote four novels in a year, and couldn't sell any, and haven't written a novel since. I'm thinking now with self publishing, I might just go over them and publish them myself! Work on that...

Welcome Robin! I'm not sure if we have a section, but I do know we have a lot of Brits who visit the site. Chris

Welcome!

B&H photo sells used gear. Also Ebay often has good stuff (you just have to be very careful...check into the seller, and feel free to email them questions...how many hours are on the head of the camera if it keeps track of it, or an estimate if not, what the camera was used for, was it taken...

It'll be a very compelling story when you make the majors! Good luck to you! You'd be surprised how much better you can play the game with a few years of maturity under your belt. It really could happen. That's why I love baseball. As for your equipment, my advice is that you figure out if...

Welcome! What's the project? In English or Spanish? I'd love to help, but a trip to Costa Rica isn't anything that I can handle right now. Chris

Shoot! I could've saved you guys some money if I would have sent screeners of Slices and the Horrors of War with my The Fig Garden! Of course then I wouldn't of had my copies anymore. Nevermind. Chris

Very sad.

In the US we call them roommates for the most part, even though housemates are more accurate. Do you have a good line from the first show? Something unique? Something that came to mind at first is renters. I don't know if it's been used before. How about the primary character's name...Joe's...

You might want to go to the dollar store or the .99 store and buy what they have. If you can just keep the labels off of the screen, no obvious trademarks or uniqueness, and you should be alright. Also as Indie said, graphics them out on photoshop or something like that. Chris

Good job. My only critique is, and I don't know if it was my computer or not, but the sound wasn't A+, and the acting wasn't perfect (not bad, but maybe a couple of extra takes). Otherwise, a very good effort! Chris

I agree with you about HD. I struggled with a camera, and I ended up buying a JVC GY-HD200, a very good camera. Sony has some great camera's too. For film, I'd go with the JVC or Panasonic. Documentary/action, the Sony's and the Canon's are better, as the JVC is pretty big and heavy. But...

It's not very expensive to copyright something. Check the UK's copyright office, and do it that way, as that's really the only way to go. The websites could help if someone steals it, but a legitimate copyright is much more solid. Chris

Hi Markt! Welcome. WIthout a doubt there's opportunity in Asia, especially if you know what you're doing! Chris

Okay, I'm game. I PM'd you my email address. Chris