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i actually like the behind the scenes better than the film itself

i take it you have money though? to buy toys and what not?

if you do not want to offend people, might as well not make films at all. film is art.... art is controversial.

i feel like it was full of effects to produce eye candy because of the lack of story line and cinematography

while attempting to further educate myself on lighting and what not, i came across this website through youtube. http://www.wrightsvillebeachstudios.com/index.html i must say it is rather interesting, but the price to download the videos was somewhat pricey. i really want to learn alot on...

it's still pretty good. good song too. maybe some color correction

your cg and effects are pretty cool. your video production is the one that's lacking

i don't trust people who have only made one post and try and take my money...:weird:

it appears that i'm one of the few that has done hes research right. yes, it does record 24fps. it can record "up to 30fps" at 4K resolution, and 12 fps at 5k. so "up to" means everything in between :)

i'm working on one. involving zombies. may not be the best for target audience, but hell, i'm at least submitting something this year, i always talk about doing this and never got to it. i've already shot it, just working on voice overs.

this layout .......needs alot of work. to give you my honest truth, it reminds me of when graphics first started coming out. i am a wed designer.. sort of and build my own sites. they're not "great" but they look more appealing to the eye. flash: http://rogyproductions.com no flash...

pretty good stuff

i'm still getting a red as soon as i get the chance :P

interesting. has a "the office" kinda feel

this is awesome

35mm cinema film shoots at 2k. :) hence why its expensive. and, i must have missed the part where my dslr shoots at 300 fps. since according to you DSLR can do as much and more than the RED epic.

what if he recorded HD video and imported to a SD composition? that's happened to me some times...

well apparantly i'm arguing with a rock. For web, no minimum resolution is required. doesn't matter. when you want your film to play on the silver screen, 2k is the minimum requirement.

Riddle me this, whats the MINIMUM resolution needed to shoot a feature film project? also,5d, t2i was made for photography. Reds for video.

i beg to differ. Red Scarlett is from the Red family, obviously. May i remind you the hobbit is currently being filmed with a RED. RED is Cinematic quality. t2i is commercial quality. you would just be lowering your standards.