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Exactly! I've been told the same thing by a director (who was my teacher then).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTwiTNin9Sw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6algv90Xriw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqdnqCaqbZw

I've just read them all, at last... Actor's call back - Interesting, well written. Reminds me of David Lean's Brief Encounter. Gash - Very good beginning. Interesting characters and development. The problem I had with it was: No way Adriana will throw a machete at her friend Heidi, only...

Sorry, levanchuk, but It's the most boring docu I've seen about bees...

I've been double checked by MI5 :lol:

I just imagined you on the premier of your film... You are alone in the theater, the audience has left... and you are masturbating... It's a flop :blush:

Brian, be careful, there are rules here!

If you make a great film (without knowing anything about film making/ history of film making), then you're a prophet... You're still to prove your Greatness with a film example though :) I challenge you!

Anybody participating? http://www.premiersplans.org/festival/en/selection_officielle.php

:lol: I have a favorite cat video (you'll need to use the cc button) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t03tIsBPj6Y

Aveek, your thoughts on following/breaking the rules reminded me of the experiment of a famous violinist, playing the violin incognito in the tube station. Usually people would pay a lot of money to hear and see him in the music hall, but only one woman of so many passengers, recognized his...

I totally agree. That's why, the painters go to the galleries to reproduce the old masters' masterpieces, before they develop their own style. There's no harm to know the language and history of visual story telling.

Here's a scene from Paper Moon, 1973. Watch carefully at 0:41, 0:58, 2:02 as the 180 degree angle changes two times. What Peter Bogdanovich says about this scene is this: " Now you see Ryan's on the left, Tatum's on the right. And in order to turn around and shoot the interior, as he moves, on...

The idea with the flashlight(s) is not bad, but it's too dry and cold... I'll recommend you watching http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122498/combined

I didn't get it. I didn't relate to it.

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It was well written. It kept me "turning the pages". I agree with Brian about the salesman scene. Also: How did the boy manage to bring the girl to his house? Where were the boy's parents all this time (while Santa was tied up? The ending wasn't completely satisfactory.

Nick, you're supposed to be an expert in sandwiches, you live in London after all... From all the British style sandwiches I've tried, I've been impressed by THE SMOKED SALMON SANDWICH: http://www.gourmet-food-revolution.com/salmon-sandwich-recipe.html

Thank you for posting this! I live and I learn :)

http://www.nftsfilm-tv.ac.uk/index.php?module=Frontpage&flashinstall=no :huh: :cool: