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I'll be glad to do the CC. My body is ready!

I'd love to do it, I've been color correcting and grading for six years. Sounds like a fun project.

I think the teaser isn't much of a teaser and not a proper trailer either. My problem with it, is that it's too slow for the progression that occurs on screen and that this is hinted as an action/suspense film. The pacing doesn't suit the atmosphere. There is a lot of text/logo time as opposed...

You're not really giving us a lot of info on how or when it crashes. So except for Mile's idea, here are a few other, random, things you may try: 1. If you have any external plug-ins, try uninstalling them and see if it works. 2. If you have a custom folder in the EFFECTS tab, or a lot of open...

Looking good.

The way I usually do it, is rent 2 monitors (or 3 if I have rigs like a gib or crane). One monitor is any kind of computer screen (Best if it's battery powered). This will be the director's monitor. It need to be big enough to properly see the actor's performance. If you get a better monitor...

Joshua, that isn't true. While a portable DVD player would work for many people, a professional monitor gives you a few extras. 1. It has precise color and contrast, so you can see a closer image to what you are actually shooting. As opposed to a cheap screen, where color and contrast is far...

Barton Fink is a great one you didn't list. You should check it out.

Start by understanding the basics: https://vimeo.com/55139561 Then decide on a program you want to use: If you have a strong computer and want to invest your time in understanding how to work with a more complex workflow. Download the free DaVinci Resolve Lite. Eventually, this gives you...

You seem to be in a place a lot of fortunate people are. Yes, fortunate. You actually have the time and own a camera to go out and try things out. You are probably very knowledgeable for your age in film making. The first thing to do, is not to take this so seriously. Enjoy it, enjoy the doing...

Resolve does like to act fishy on Windows with some formats. Some times the same file will show up while at other times it wont. This seems to happen with the H.264 codec. There is a very active forum for Resolve at Creative Cow: http://forums.creativecow.net/davinci You may find some experts...

Is your footage in a folder that has been set as your media folder?

Davinci is very specific as to which formats and codecs it supports. For Windows, this is the list: DPX Cineon Tiff OpenEXR CinemaDNG Alexa Arri Canon EOS C300 Phantom cine RED r3d Mpeg 4 Video mov H.264 Uncomp RGB QT mov RGB 8 Bit mov BGRA 8 Bit mov ARGB 8 Bit mov RGB 10 Bit Uncomp YUV QT...

A polariser is something that can be found on many sunglasses. If you own a good brand, there is a chance you have polariser in it. Did you even notice, when looking through your sunglasses, and turning your head sideways, a lot of digital screens become dark? It's a filter that works...

It could be many types of cameras, but seeing as there is a lot of shadows, it seems that this was either done with a high ND filter and/or closed aperture.

Hey man, I'm already envious by the mere fact he made a feature. :) Also, it is a great show-reel, love the Machinarium music! ;) I keep hoping to eventually find my way to the U.S as it has more opportunity than my country.

I'm not very familiar with Vegas, but here's a tutorial that might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bF3NUNQrfw&noredirect=1 Let me know if it does or doesn't.

Yep, you can save it in many ways. What editing program are you using?

I can tell the ones that I noticed, if I missed any, it's just because they where properly composed. Most VFX look good enough in there, I'm just being an annoying nitpicker :) The one that stood out the most was when Avery opens his palm and there is a halo of fire around it. (And is probably...

You know what? You're right. I'll just spend it all on beer! :D