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Welcome! Rinse and Repeat. Best first advice ever!

In all honesty there was a good film commissioner in Tampa but she left for better work. (She practically told me that if I wanted to shoot my movie, the best way was to go guerrilla(do not quote me on that)) The governor is the only way to handle this and asking him to fix this is the best...

Good job! I know how that is! I think we all know how that is.

If your creature is getting up right away after the fall I would suggest using a whip pan. You can blend the cgi to real video in the forest somewhere. If the creature is not getting up right away you could always use a crane shot and slowly drop the camera downward while pointing up. This is...

I totally loved Script2Screen and would love to see another one. If I think of any ideas to help, I will put them in here.

Thanks Knightly for the video. Now I want one of those crane things. Where in the world did you get/build the plans for that? It seems to be stable and large. How big is it? Can you divulge the plans?

You have to be real careful. If they are actually flying the plane; make no sudden movements and make sure you vocalize. *runs* Drops a subtle hint that if you happen to need a voice for your animated show, please consider me as I have always wanted to do some voice work. Check out my not so...

Spinner: what type of camera did you get? I think the red camera is a nice dream for any of us filmmakers. I believe it will be an option for rental and I believe that is what is going to make it so cool. Besides I have never seen a broadcast camera do what this red claims it can do. I...

I am looking into the 110 and it seems like a good deal for the money. Thanks!

I am working to purchase a camera (6 days a week 12 plus hours a day). By the end of the year I should have enough money to get most if not all the equipment I want/need. I am having trouble deciding on which camera to get. I of course want to use it for film making, but also for a production...

You are good. :yes: I feel that Will was pleasantly surprised, and it will not sink in until tomorrow. Hearing Steven say "Here's the keys to your office" gave me chills. How freaking cool is that. Also to be told by Steven that he had seen my films I may have soiled myself. I hope that all of...

Everyone has touched on the critiques I would have given. It was a very good job. Next year I am starting on my own production company. (Working 6 days a week right now to get the money together). I know you have put a lot of work into this. Good Job!

Thought this was great, and it does teach us to go out and just shoot something. I thought the effects were really good and very b flick worthy. Just exactly right for this picture.

Thundercats is right up there with Robotech as far as something I would like to see a full feature of from back then.

That was funny - especially the ending. Good job.

Spat that is great about the fly out, I hope you get to go just for the experience. While I didn't like Kenny at first - seemed like an attitude problem, but I believe that was for ratings - I really liked Kenny's work. I wish him the best in the future. I haven't been online very much...

I just had to do this exact same thing. Biggest thing is to find out who not only wrote the lyrics but also the music. If it was all of them then one person can speak for the band as a whole and you would word this in your contract that this is the person responsible for any liability. The thing...

Is it bad that I got both sides of that? I am so not cool :) another good job.

Very nice and I welcome you back as well!

Knightly I have to disagree with you. (and I hate it but...) The movies they are showing now are not the website submissions.... here is an example http://films.thelot.com/films/00309 This is Trever James' website submission http://www.thelot.com/contestants/view/?id=16&vd=22 and here is his...