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The only way for the cinema to go away would be for them to price themselves out of the market.

A wide of room a mess followed by medium and close shots where items are moved, picked up, or put away. If you want to avoid jump cuts make sure you are out of frame before each close shot.

The additions defiantly helped, though I liked the original as well. What is your release schedule?

When exporting for youtube from AE I start with the h.264 youtube hd preset then tweak from there. If I'm really wanting to play with compression setting I export uncompressed mov then tweak in either quicktime pro or adobe media encoder depending on the final destination for the video.

It varies alot from series to series. Some are more episodic where each episode has a beginning middle and end. Those tend to run a little longer (at least 10 min or so) Others I've seen are more serialized where it seems they just cut up a short film or movie into chunks. This seems to be...

Its cool. For me to care I'd have to know and/or care who you are.

We look for: Ability to convey the character Good chemistry on screen Dependability Takes direction well Willingness to prepare for the part (memorize lines, learn blocking and/or choreography, etc.) Good personality/Jells with the cast and crew

According to my mom I don't think and according to my wife i don't feel.... When planing a shot or sequence of shots I try to think about how each shot and sequence come together. Then once shooting will make adjustments if it feels off.

Use it right, adjust it to fit your footage, and don't rely on it for the shot but rather to enhance it and you should be golden.

I find myself rather indifferent to the situation.

I don't usually do that many rewrites once it hits layout. I tend to write things out on paper (draft 1), type what i have on paper into a word processor and make any needed changes (draft 2), retype into celtx and make any needed changes (draft 3), print and edit on paper (draft 4), update...

We have one for our short film Silence of the Belle http://www.facebook.com/pages/Silence-of-the-Belle/221744559967 And one for our series Reality on Demand http://www.facebook.com/realityondemand

For Science Fiction I either expect a cgi, vfx laden action fest with little plot and generic characters. What I like is something with a solid story and the Science Fiction and vfx elements used to advance the world/story. For Magic/fantasy I expect a cgi, vfx laden mess with recycled...

If you have the stomach for it, just see if you can stop by a butcher shop and get pig and/or cow blood. Also they often have intestines if need be.

Also check out books on business management and communication. Alot of what you will do as a director is basically managing people and resources.

song was good. video was good overall. Felt like there was too much panning, and alot of shots one after the other in the same direction when there felt like there could have been a better solution to creating the movement. There was an awkward jump cut around 1:06 as her head drastically...

Looked good. The only thing I felt was out of place/didn't work were the twp girls dancing around the 2:23 mark, and some of their dancing later on. Everything else was really good.

It is all in how you handle the subject matter. There is no such thing as too controversial. There may be something too controversial for a particular market or demo but not another. Again it is how you handle the subject matter. If handled properly the controversy may make for a good...

Your best bet is to look up local printers and give them a call and ask for quotes. Prices will vary depending on the number of prints, color inks used, and so forth. Some smaller print shops may even give you a few prints in exchange for a thank you in the credits or adding their logo...

Interesting enough as we move away from large screens for viewing most our media, HD begins to become irrelevant. Also with more and more media streaming, people are watching SD or lesser resolution more frequently.