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My concern is, that if the budget is "relatively low", by your terms, that it won't have the backing it needs to be properly shot. Shooing POV action scenes usually requires stuntmen and a lot of testing and rehearsals, especially due to the nature of longer shots that POV brings. Going into a...

Might be interested in this, however, I would like to know what budget you have for the production.

Thank you everyone for the lovely comments.

:) Well, I believe he felt this way back when he made this animation. Thanks! My brother was about 20 I believe, I think it took him three months.

Hey guys, Here's another short animation by my brother: https://vimeo.com/61034961 Hatchiman rescues a tiny creature that teaches him the true meaning of friendship. Hope you enjoy.

I understand why you would believe it could be a risk, however, I'm talking from experience. There are specific guidelines for safety which are very strict and go over what really needs to be done to keep safe just in case someone goes over the boarder of what you shouldn't do. I have 3 years of...

I've used blanks and airsoft before, They both work. For blanks you'll need a trained adviser on set to teach all the actors and part of the crew how to properly handle them. If working correctly to the safety guidance, there is no way to get hurt by blanks or to even put live ammo in the...

Thanks man, fixed it.

Here's the actual shot... fucking amazing. @2:15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mvx_pOqyNDU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mvx_pOqyNDU

Hey MrJay, Let me start by telling you that it's irrelevant that you used DIY rigs and crappy equipment. What matters is what eventually shows on screen, even if you didn't have any budget. Some films have a lot of money behind them and still seem pretty cheaply made and vice versa. As for...

There is no real "simple step by step" way of writing this down. You should understand field-recording is a trade. It takes time to learn and even longer to master. I'll give you a few steps in the right direction, but you should test and work with it as much as possible so you'll feel...

I've read about this on another site, this is pretty amazing. More than the deal itself, it's the recognition people get for their work that excites me.

Thank you Tibet.

Thank you

Thanks for the warm comments, I'll let him know.

Here's an animation done by my brother: https://vimeo.com/58449108 It's 1:32, so please take a look. Thanks!

I think it's nice. I would redo the sound though, because it sounds very uninspiring, basically taking a few sound effects from sound banks. Try doing something a bit creative with it.

If you're familiar with what Kino is, we just started it in our country and I made my first short for the group. It's quite interesting to let go of the constraints and just try something out. https://vimeo.com/57779871 Can't say it turned out to be something great, but it's pretty nice all in...

Yes, it is something you can learn yourself and eventually build yourself to a professional level. For starters, there's no need to go buy professional equipment. If you become really serious about it, then you might want to start thinking about pro equipment. It is all very expensive. As with...

You see that longer green line? I bet that's the green-preview-slate most trailers have before they play.