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Yep.. i have this one Can you tell what my favourite movie is? it's the second one... :D it's not finished yet, needs shadows...

great idea... good music, nice images.... i might boost your voice over a bit... one thing you could add that would give a stronger meaning, would be to take pictures of him each time he takes a package. And post them on the wall beside him. That could transfer the meaning that no matter what...

great cutting... to me the music is way too loud to hear what is said... but besides that, looks great.

nice, looks quite true to the game... :D next up, make an entire match to follow in real life... or even get a recording of some of the best CS players matches, and do them in real life... :D

very nice.... first well made halo fan film i have seen. Tell him to keep it up...

Why do a short on a low to no budget, that you can't sell, when you can do a feature on a low to no budget, that you can sell. 500.000 dollar movie, sold on VOD for 2 dollars, requires 250.000 people to see it to return a 0 dollar profit. 15.000 dollar movie, sold on VOD for 2 dollars, requires...

omg that's fun.... :D

just made this... :D

EXT. BOAT DECK - DAY Our blue sparkling vampire, and his beautiful lady Hermoine, walk down the deck. Suddenly our hero pulls her close to him, as 3 young blue boys flash by, on their brooms, speeding along the deck and upsetting several guests. Hermoine draws her wand, and starts yelling in...

1 : I just love sci-fi and fantasy. 2 : horror/action, because it does not require much to write. And you don't need to translate it in any way. 3 : Comedy, as what is fun to you, might not be fun to others. 4 : Any movie with great dialogue throughout the movie, requires most talent in my eyes...

get ready to get your mind blown for the next blockbuster... TITANIC...... redone with.... Sparkling vampires... BOOM!!!! instant hit. While all the geeks cringe and cry. :D

Oh oh, i need an ipad for my movie project too. I need it for this reason http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/movie-slate-clapperboard-shot/id320315888?mt=8 Lol... :D

i would say it's about how long you can concentrate on writing, and how hard you can concentrate on filming... if you don't want to spend a few months on it, then write a short and film it... if you can manage to roll out a full project takings many months, write a feature. In my eyes, a short...

i'd just buy a cheap card reader... it's ultra cheap, and you can import stuff, while continuing to film on the camera with an extra card... :D

you could do 12 frames jump shots like in "the five obstructions" you could put the camera on side, and do a high screen part reverse slo-mo? slanted angles pull back zoom with twist in camera skipping every 24th frame

Well there are many ways you could learn to do better with actors. But it's just the same as managing a big company or store. No matter which type of "style" you learn, you can get people who work differently. Many actors hail to a certain school of acting. And if you don't know that school...

if i were to run a test film, which i am actually going to do, i'm going to do it like this. Grab a hand held tiny video camera. Invite a few friends to spend the weekend with me and the script. Shoot the film, with whomever people i got, reading from the script. Doing mostly master shots...

The director has the final say, unless there's a producer who's financing all the stuff. The co-director is basically the one who is helping out the director, and learning from them. So the experienced person should get the director title, and the new person should get the co-director title...

i'm in europe too... and if you know where to look, you will find that in every country there are film productions that need volunteers. It's not easy to find, but they are out there. I would start on facebook, linkedin, and trying to call your country's movie and tv production companies. If...

Great... thanks for all those titles i have never heard of... i have 2 i like to watch. They are not documentaries, but teaching dvd's... 2 day film school, with Dov, s-s simens, tells you how tough it is to get started. But gives you good tips and pointers. Action cut film school, with Guy...