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There also used to be Rogue Cinema Magazine. Can't find them on Google.

Found this with Google. https://www.raindance.org/top-10-film-review-websites/

There used to be The Independent Critic. Not sure if they are still in business.

Yes, online. Doubtful print magazines review small films.

It's about the most people reading about a film and magazines have way more readers than blogs.

Which are the best magazines to send films for reviews these days? Thanks in advance.

Added establishing shots, new sound effects, added new footage to my major fight scene to add more hand to hand combat. Communicated with my music composer the film will be ready for music in August. I am also doing some color grading. More inspiration hit last night. Adding in an extra...

Sorry to hear that. Here's hoping for better luck with your next gig.

Shop around for something on public domain websites. The media there have no copyright owners. Use them as you please.

If the trees are too close, I will need new stock footage. So, I need another set of eyes to help me judge.

Do I have this Spaceship properly Proportioned to the trees in this scene?

Here's another. https://youtu.be/WFacXfoc6C4

Here's one effect using ActionVFx. https://youtu.be/z0XSsBrlVm0

At least.

Kids going to college discard computers and TV's because they don't want them after school is out and they go home. That's the kids who live in the dorms.

I work with people who got some excellent computers discarded by big businesses because big businesses with discard computers and printers simply wanted newer models and there is nothing wrong with the computers and printers the businesses put out with the garbage.

If you have places like schools and businesses anywhere you can travel to reach, you might find a discarded computer that's newer than your's. There was a story a few years ago in the news about a man who started a prop rental business in Los Angeles by going through the garbage of Hollywood...

My 20 year old iMac still works running OS 9.0 with iMovie and Adobe Premiere and Photoshop. However, there isn't much of a market for SD digital video. Rendering takes painfully long for videos. But, it still works. It's a shame very little of it's files are compatible with my new iMac...

Good to know. I will consider them along with Helen Mills Theater for next year.

Have you considered sales work at a local store? Maybe a job in a consumer electronics store? You may end up getting an employee discount for a new computer to that way. Years ago, I worked with a professional photographer in the camera department of a department store who wasn't making...