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Wow that is really helpful, you mentioned things that I hadn't thought of. Using this way will really help cut down on time and will keep me more organised. Thanks, George

Use a fishing rod, I use one and it works wonders. Just make sure it's shock mounted :)

Try Raindance?

Hey Brandon $2000 should easily be enough for an 'amatuer' camera and would last for at least a few years. A horror short would be a great idea because of the simplicity of it, as you said. I think you should make a few short films with a cheap camera, maybe borrow one, to see if you like it...

Thanks Good to join after months of just reading posts then realising I should join myself

Before I was into filmmaking I was only about nine so I can't remember that much. Aprt from I wanted to be an explorer!!! And digital video quality was crap

Hey Me and a few of my friends want to do a few 48 hour film competitions, just between ourselves, this year and I was wondering what is the best way to break down the two days. More specificlly how much time should I allow for each process of filmmaking? If anyone is unfamiliar with a 48 hour...

Hey The title says it all really, glad to finally join this site and hope that I can help you while you can also help me. I've been making short films for the past couple of years now and I should be taking a two year filmmaking course next year. George