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What did you film/edit on?

Hey Lydia, I am also a film student, but I've been into film for close to a decade. I can offer you advice. dont screw up Good luck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLq0QWRaq44

Who wants to see my first commercial? Pretty good for a high schooler, or nah? Filmed on a Canon T3i https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyF7tx6VP3U

I think it's because the dead cat acts as a pop filter.. I'm not sure though.

As a former YouTuber gamer, this is what I would do.. Either two laptops or a laptop and desktop or whatever combo you need to have 8 usb inputs. 8 rockband mics 8 desk mic stands 8 pop filters Connect the wires, get them all at a desk. Boom. $30 USD for every person, so probably...

I just skimmed through and looked at the cinematography because I'm out in public and not really able to pay too closely attention, but I thought the cinematography was great. The editing was also really well done. I thought the shutter speed looked a little low, that might've just been me...

Usually when I'm making a short film I find all of my actors beforehand and write the script based on their personalities just so their "acting" is more believable, so I just use their names.

The URSA does look like a fantastic camera for the price. My problems with the T3i include: -recording stopping after four seconds on random occasions -13 minute max recording length manking time lapses difficult -60fps only while at 1080x720p -lack of headphone jack input -also I have this...

Anyone? I'm just looking for a chat.

Don't get mad at sweetie, he's done nothing overly mean (by internet standards) and justin Russo loves to be difficult but it's not that big of a deal. I mean Russo, you're pretty vile, but you were in the right by offering criticism. And don't you compare the bullying of one of your characters...

^ same. Great work.

Hilarious acting. I assume you're the red-haired one?

Don't compare others to Scott sterling. He went through years of training to get where he is now (the worlds most evasive goalie).

So I've asked before about what the next step up from my DSLR was and most people responded with "A better DSLR" Now I've got a more general question, what camera maker do you like the most? Is it Canon? Nikon? Blackmagic? Also, what model is your primary model? I'm loyal to my Rebel T3i...

It sounds like the quality question is not about a difference of money, but a difference of time. If you have the equipment, everything should be the same except the time spent on the individual details. If you're really committed, you'd focus on the details of a feature length with the same...

Someone make a script about social media bullying.. Oh wait #unfriended2k15

If I can respond to your question with a question, how did you get those great gigs living in the Boise area?

I like the found footage idea

I've got myself, possibly my dad, my T3i, a rode mic, a tripod, and a shoulder mount. I love your idea of falling asleep in Florida and waking up in buffalo, I'll try to expand on that, although the documentary one is great too. You gave me great ideas.