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Spinner's documentary Downseed won the jury prize for best documentary and my short Mr. Henderson won the audience award for best narrative at the Riverside Saginaw Film Festival in Michigan this past weekend. :director: (That's me tooting our horns)

Is the film developed as you would a normal roll of 35mm film? What do you get back? Would you need the projector to do your own telecine? On a side note, I realized last month that none of the drugstores in town even accept 35mm film anymore...I have to mail it for processing or process it myself.

Is there a deadline for when we should have watched and then we begin discussion? Like how book clubs (I assume; I've never belonged to one) have until say next Thursday to read the book and then they meet and discuss? 'Cuz if this thread fills up with discussion and I don't have a chance to...

Most, if not all, of this was shot in Detroit during our brief stint as the "Cheapest Place In North America To Shoot." During the shoot it was as if everyone I ran into and their brother was involved. Wife's cousin was the housing coordinator and shared some damn funny stories about the cast...

EXCELLENT examples, Scoopic! That was great! Probably the simplest first lesson in art direction tutorial ever published.

Just from personal observation of my own pieces, I think it counts both viewed-directly-on-youtube and embedded links (like on Indietalk) as well.

I like the Adam and Eve one: http://vimeo.com/18381293

Hey folks, fellow IndieTalk regular Spinner and myself both have films screening this Saturday, November 5th, at the Riverside Saginaw Film Festival in Saginaw, Michigan. Her documentary Downseed is screening with my narrative Mr. Henderson. Unfortunately I'm otherwise engaged that night, so I...

I imagine many of us are already in preproduction.

Oh hell yes! I'd KILL to be a part of this, if just for a day.

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These contestants further reinforce the notion that it isn't the equipment but the person behind it that makes the film. Look at Rayw's list...well done, sir!

What a romp. I'll definitely have to remember to allow myself some time for next year. This kind of thing is Indietalk at its best, I think. And I love it. Awesome work, all. And a dick-o-lantern...incredible.

And of course the obvious question...who the hell is paying for it all???? And can I get their address, because I also have some crazy ideas!

I don't see how the film can possibly be better than the story of its creation. This is madness, performance art, grand spectacle. I love it...and I can't explain why.

Anyone heard of this? "Five years ago, a relatively unknown (and unhinged) director began one of the wildest experiments in film history. Armed with total creative control, he invaded a Ukrainian city, marshaled a cast of thousands and thousands, and constructed a totalitarian society in which...

Count me in.

Oh Christ.

I've never heard of this. But how did it allow to you get 240 people to watch your film? Did you just chat with random folks and send them the link?

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