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Looks like the guys at One Man Down Productions split up my interview and Part 2 is online now. Here's the site: http://onemandownproductions.com/ This interview focuses on thematic elements of the story as well as advice on choosing hardware and software for 3D animation.

Equilibrium commentary A great DVD commentary track that is full of practical advice for indie filmmakers, check out Kurt Wimmer's solo commentary on "Equilibrium". No matter whether you like the film or not, it's a good resource for filmmakers (advice like, "Reflective black floors look great...

A very good point Everything this article points out seems to be true. Production values will always infuence an audience. The flood of cheap, poorly made films will do to the market what the same glut of product did to VHS home video rental back in the early 90s. The thing is, those same cheap...

Hey, guys. I got interviewed by an indie film podcast over the weekend and they just posted it. Check it out. The website: http://onemandownproductions.com/ The interview: http://onemandownproductions.com/pc/itc_ep17.mp3 I was a bit nervous, but it's my first one (for now). Give it a listen...

Thanks for the input I agree. I've heard this problem with the camera moves on other forums I posted this on. One of my film instructors was famous for saying "I HATE unmotivated camera moves!". I have to keep that in mind.

For about 8 months I have been working on a feature length animated film using Lightwave 3D. The film is an epic fantasy called "DragonWars" where all the characters are, you guessed it, dragons! I have some WIP of some of the opening scenes so please check them out and tell me what you think...

Anyone interested in computer animation or indie films, check out my site. http://www.digital-sorcery.com please check out the Media link under Feature and drop tell me what you think. Many more work in progress shots will be posted soon!

Anyone going to the D.C. Indepentent FIlm Festival starting March 2nd? Has anyone been there before and know what to expect?

I am currently producing a feature length computer animated film. The plan is take it to festivals and SF/fantasy conventions to get the word out. I was going to shop it around to distributors, but after reading some of the posts here, I may want to self distribute it. Even if I don't make alot...