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Welcome! I second that:yes:

Welcome Alyssa!:)

Welcome Arikitari!:)

First rule: Never cast your friends unless they do have acting talent. That's one of the traps of indie filmmaking that because the budget is next to nothing people tend to cast their friends, family and the guy next door... acting is a profession contrary to popular belief and not everyone is...

Welcome! The show looks very promising:) Good luck, it will be great learning experience for you!

The best is to present to them as an advertisement opportunity. This way I'm sure they will be interested.;)

If you don't want too much 3D and cgi you can go for matte painting and real terrain mix with props. If you tell me the specifics of your project I can help you.

I actually liked it very much. Don't think it needs anything to be added to it. If you don't have any other intentions with it I would love to make a storyboard for it and then well, lets see how it goes and if it can be made into an animation because I think it would be sad to just trash it, it...

Basically this. But still agree with Phil_UK that it's 10000% better in lighting than most indie films.:yes:

Personally I think it's a great demo reel. But I agree with Crackerfunk that it's quite hard to evaluate a director's work based on a reel. It's easier with actors, cinematographers and editors. But it shows what kind of works you have done up until now and it can make people be interested in...

Judging from the trailer it will be a great film!

:D Very good and funny! Great work!

Very nice work! Agree with reederfaceguy the sound was also really good.

You have many possibilities depending on how long the scene is and how important it is (and how much money you have for it). The most radical solution is to build a whole fake room where you have complete control over everything from lighting to material. The other option is that you use more...

Welcome~:)

Judging from the video it must be an awesome movie. The interview type of "trailer" is a great idea as it builds up greater interest in the film than just a traditional trailer. Though I felt, maybe, it gives too much away of the story at parts. Also the colours could be a bit clearer as it was...

You may know this, since it won on Vimeo Awards for narrative but I just want to draw your attention to this superb short. It's NOT my work I didn't do anything on this one but I just think that it's so great, the cinematography, the directing, everything is very professional that everyone...

Judging from the trailer it must be an awesome movie. Deff. keeping an eye on it.

Oh what a wonderful idea! Food is always a good choice to make people be interested in your project. /If not in the project itself, at least they're interested in the food:D:D/

Welcome! The best way is to participate in other people's projects first, this way you will gain experience and also get to meet other filmmakers. Also, sites like this one, Indietalk and the similar ones are also great for networking and learning too. Good luck:)