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Wow - great little tip. Is it a SAG production? I imagine if you have your actor in there - you need to have your insurance up to date - and you may want to use a stuntman for the actual movement of the hanging. You should have a stunt coordinator on set too. Good luck!

Pretty easy to get a permit. You will have to have liability insurance. Your better off getting production insurance for the year, rather than for a few weeks ... it pays off.

Cool!

Stunt coordinator - definitely. You need one!

Then, everyone will be looking around for the camera, and you'll have weird white signs in your shot. :?

Ever watch a reality show, like Jackass, and you see all of the people, except one person's face is pixelated to hide his identity. That's the person who did not consent, but they still used the shot. You don't want to pixelate your film do you? Get consent from all your extras.

Re: You Pay! B-I-N-G-O .... Bill just accurately defined the "independent filmmaker". Thanks Bill! and welcome to the boards! :idea:

I would only trust a lab. Even if it was S8mm. Good luck in your quest. :P

Dabbled? lol. I always shoot film, never dabbled in video, different labs have different prices, but you can expect to pay (depending on lab): 13 - 24 cents per ft. processing 4 cents per foot to prep for video (for video dailies) 18 - 24 cents per foot to transfer to video (for video dailies)...

Good questions! I don't know the answers though. :?

How is there a soundtrack when you haven't filmed it, and why are you only seeking 2K? Is this a very short short? Thanks

No one can view it, but it's a 10? :lol:

I got your message. If you are looking for investors, you really need to have a finished script, and be ready to send it out upon request. Good luck.

Can you send the script via email, or hardcopy only? Thanks

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Honestly, I need to know more :)

Another good Scorsese student film is "The Shave", and yes, Jarmusch's first film was "Permanent Vacation". I would recommened "Down By Law" by Jarmusch also, but study Andy Warhol films if you want to see true low budget.

Re: Trailer Then it would be 8-ball :lol:

colorlab.com for blow-up at a good price, and quality (from what I hear, never used them).

Surely if you are shooting 35mm, you have enough in the budget for a Location Scout :)