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Hey guys, Shooting a low budget black & white feature soon on a 5D and wanted to know people thoughts on shooting B&W, or shooting colour and having the conversion to B&W done in post production.

Here's a thread for the crowd funding of my new feature, Golden Age. Everyone should support it, all the cool kids are. http://www.indiegogo.com/Golden-Age?a=50398&i=addr Golden Age It was dark days, the world had never been so brutal and lives had never been thrown away so much. But one day...

This may seem like a dumb question guys, but I'm not from the USA. I notice in my scriptwriting programs I can select the page size of A4 (what's used here in Australia) or US Letter. Do scripts in the USA get printed on US Letter, or in A4?

In terms of post production, if you havn't really had much experience with colour correction, you could purchase Magic Bullet Looks. Go to their website and browse over their stuff, there should be a look to suit your needs.

I'm too busy right now, but one thing I can do is to suggest that you don't do it the way that you have planned. To colour is like to edit. You don't give an editor just part of what you shot, you give them the lot. Same goes for a colourist. Factors change throughout a shot. A colourist needs...

First place to start for Saved by the Bell would be NBC.

also, I'll see if I've got a contract for that lying around here somewhere for you.

Chances are, it won't be a whole lot simpler to get permission to use footage of a TV show. Just cause it's aired by TBS, doesn't mean that you get permission from them. Get a list of what shows you want to use, and talk to TBS, they might be able to put you on the right track, this could take...

I've just chanced to an iMac and I'm loving it. I'm still running my Adobe products instead of the Mac stuff. I'm never going back.

Hey guys, this is the movie I'm currently producing. Check it out and see why George Miller is so interested in the project. Please support my film by "Liking" it on Facebook! The more "Likes" the more chance of international distribution. www.facebook.com/manvscar The Man Jayden King, once...

This movie is 100% possible to make and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Your biggest problem will be getting people to want to see it once it's done. One thing other thing I will say though, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, I got no idea why your budget is as high as $16,000. I...

Anyone on the boards have any experience in making squibs with black gunpowder? I'm just interested in knowing what grade of powder you use. Thanks!

It can take some time to get added on IMDB.

Which part of Australia are you from?

So why can't you show licence plates? What if it's your car?

I think the main reason above all is simply this: There are so many terrible indie trailers, because there are so many terrible indie films.

All I can say is AWESOME! Why don't the major film companies do this? They've got the money.

Regarding the Wham-O lawsuit, were there any Wham-O or Slip 'n Slide logos used or was just the image of it enough? The reason that I ask is that I am currently making my first feature where cars are killing people. I am removing all logos, but could I still face a lawsuit from Ford or GM? And...

I'm producing a car movie that shoots in a few months. We've got about 10 cars to smash up + 3 for the hero car. 100% real crashes with no CGI. Fun!

I love action movies of the 90's. For me not much beats the Cage triology; The Rock, Face Off and Con Air. In the 90's it was that awesome time when stunts and physical were perfected, before CGI seemed to over run everything.