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ok so i have a canon rebel t2i, with magic lantern installed. Question is, if i were to shoot a found footage style film, where one of the main characters is filming the events, what would be the best lens to use? Considering all i have is the 18-55mm and 55-270mm telephoto lens. I feel like...

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would anyone be willing to want to possibly help with this project? I plan to have a draft complete by the end of the weekend, or early next week. Would be looking for someone to be maybe a co-producer and/or someone to help with a possible score? but that won't be needed till further down the...

nope, i have only seen the new one. I just want this to have something a little unique to it, not so main stream usual horror crap thats been coming out lately..

well no, i plan on shooting it with a canon t2i, which is what i have. I have a good audio recorder, a couple lenses the 50mm f1.8, 18-55mm, and 55-270mm if you can recommend any other cheap but cinematic lenses. But no i was thinking maybe they happen to come across a couple being murdered and...

hmmm...i can think of a few cool things with that aspect.

yeahh i know that stuff, but i want it to be more of not found footage as in movie revolves around the found footage, but more of 2 teens struggle in a situation that may cost them their lives, and they need the footage for some reason or another looking for a good reason for them to record it...

hmm..i see, well thanks for the reply! and ill be sure to check that out. you know of any other reasons or good reasons i could use to make this half film and half found footage? other than the idea of someone watching security cameras of the invasion that was suggested?

Yeah I can see that. And wrong turn is one of my top favorite movies of all time. But yeah nice twist but also has been done a lot too.

hyWell the movie revolves around the invasion and there will be incriminating footage of course. And ok is that a movie

Well...the babysitter idea was dumb but age of 17, 18. And possibly not a babysitter b ut a older family member? And reason for recording at first they think people are jus joking and its funny. But soon becomes serious, and they figure video can be proof for police, or if the dont make it out...

so you mean very little sound/music? very low ?

hahah, yeah i use final draft 8. I love the program, and i don't know how well this would work, but how could i incorporate custom music and what not into a found footage type film, but still give it that found footage type feel? question sounds stupid i know, but music creates a lot of atmosphere.

maybe a twist..on the all dies aspect. but i love telling stories too. this is more of a fun project than a super serious one, I'm also working on a action/sci-fi short, which has a lot to do with character and story, if your interested in reading what i have sometime this weekend once i finish...

well, i want it to have a more genuine feel to it and not super low budget looking, more of a cinematic feel to it. but the strangers has really nothing to do with it. Just the fact that its some what of a home invasion, but there will be a story behind it, not just random events and people...

yeah, i love the strangers and a little inspiration came from that, mostly the whole mysterious reason why whoever is doing this is doing what there doing, but i planned to put a reason for whats going on so it turns out not so random. but any more help would be greatly appreciated, i know a lot...

im not to good with drama, and horror is what i love no matter how cliche a lot if it might be, either horror or action/sci-fi, but action films can also be super repetitive. and 15-20 minutes. and found footage, i just think for this project would be a little interesting, some cool stuff could...

yeah i know its been done a lot, i just haven't really seen once don't based on a home invasion type scenario yet. I mean i have other ideas but horror is one of those things where its hard to be original with it. ya know? and only about a 15-20min short