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Thanks for the information. It should be helpful to a lot of people.

If you said your production depends on this song, how can you afford to wait? You will just waste everyone's time if you find you can't afford it.

You might want to sign up for this webinar. http://moviola.com/webinars/secret-blood-knife/

Make sure you do a good job at pre production. There will always be times that the unexpected happen. Make contingency plans in case somebody gets sick and be sure you get enough coverage. Always check and backup your files. Have fun and talk to more experienced people about suggestions.

Make sure to check your location before the shoot so you can do tests with your camera and audio. Also, check to be sure there will be nothing else planned in the area that could cause problems. I remember one shoot where they had someone testing church bells. It disrupted our schedule. I...

Just be sure you have backups for things like batteries or can get another camera or audio gear quickly if there is any problem. Will need luck and actors have to know their lines and everyone has to show up on time.

I agree with the others, but also don't like the "want exclusive cooperation with us, so we can't do videos for other companies."

Agree with directorik. With the entertainment attorney selling your script. he is doing part of the duty of an agent and manager. In this case, you can save some commission as long as he is working in your interest.

Sounds like Truthiness https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truthiness

While this was years ago, even established directors can have trouble raising funds. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/3848340/Steven-Spielbergs-DreamWorks-struggling-for-cash.html

Maybe you should have said pay is negotiable.

A lot of people have used pets in videos. Some have created story lines and edited shots of pets to fit them.

You might try and find some stock footage that you can use and try and use the cuts in your film.

Camera suction mounts and maybe straps for extra security.

Definitely agree with others. Just ask. If it is something you think is unreasonable, you can negotiate or at least ask for time to think about it. There is even the possibility that he will ask for less than you are thinking.

Having been part of helping to organize several different film festivals in the past, I or someone always responded to questions and made sure to confirm with the people who were selected. One of them even arranged for lodging, gratuity and transportation from the airport.

Without knowing the story or the characters, we can only guess. Could be swords, musket or shotgun. Could have a stack of empty beer cans. Could be a noose if the person was depressed. Pictures could range from Playboy centerfolds to those of the Three Stooges to Einstein, but may have...

You could try a google search of dialects for actors. There are different books and sites, but I am not familiar with them.

You have a location of Boston. You could try Emerson College, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and Boston University for help. However, you were given good advice. The quality of the equipment can cause a lot of problems, even in the hands of experts.

There will be several audio experts that will remind you that sound is half the experience.