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I have a few friends who have taken years of japanese in college, i could try having them take a whack at it. i've already put the exchange request in, as I'm not really feeling like this is right.

look up "best video settings for canon 600D" and study the videos you find. Beyond that, you really just have to get out and shoot. There's no "one-size-fits-all" setting for your camera and everything is a compromise. Just go have some fun and shoot, even if there's no plot or anything. Focus...

Make something simple and short. Then make another and another. Remember that pre-production is everything, but you have to have experience with making errors in order to know how to pre-produce. Just go out and shoot, edit, and finish a product.

Are you sure you're using the second (bottom) photo as reference for your answers here? I don't see anything that resembles an "A" in my photo (other than possibly the first symbol on the third line down). Nor do I see the symbols you say you saw (for "language")

Hello, I bought an A7s from Amazon (and from that, a company in the U.S.). It was all in English when I first got it. The camera told me that the card I wanted to use was not going to accept XAVC recording mode. Because of this, I re-initialized the camera to restore any settings that may be...

Sony A7s five batteries, two chargers three 64gb SD cards Canon 550D three batteries uses same SD cards (this is rarely used; I keep it around for sentimental purposes as it was the camera I made my first filmmaking dollar with. *tear*) Sony FE 28-70mm OSS lens Hoya Vari-ND (55mm) As I've...

4:3 aspect ratio, 30 fps (or 60fps) interlaced instead of progressive, usually no lighting or just a top light mounted to the camera, wide angle shots, generally a lack of color correction/grading, lack of dynamic camera movement. I would also add that reality TV shows use multiple mounted cams...

ever made a film? probably should start there.

yeah, the a7sii is $1,400 more...idk about you but I don't have that kind of money laying around

it's all in the subject. Looking for something with good quality light transmission but no outrageously expensive. anybody have experience? reviews?

how old is this mac? i'm on the market for a new machine and want to avoid face value bullshit (pardon my bluntness)

:PHello y'all trying to get a advice on some audio equipment to rent and maybe a basic crash course on using that equipment. i've been asked to record a "music video" but in the style of a live performance in a cool location. anything i should absolutely avoid? anything to remember? how few...

congrats on completing your feature! i'll look for its release.

it's gonna be difficult to get all of those specs in one camera body for ~$1,000. The G7 does 4k, 1080 at 60fps. Zoom isn't related to the camera but the lens you put on it. The G7 comes with a power zoom lens with a pretty good range (14-140mm). Has an 1/8" microphone jack. No prores, not great...

good lord, $1100 for a voice actor? how much voice acting is involved?

Wow this is so so good to hear. Just sold my canon on eBay! You should probably do the sane ASAP

If I was DP on something and the director told me to slow down and get higher quality shots, but then after following his direction he told me to "work faster", I'd probably be pretty irritated. Especially because it sounds like the scheduling/lack of time wasn't the DP's fault in the first place.

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Hi guys, Earlier this year I wrote a script for a short (5-7mins) film. It is my first film with dialogue that involves more than one actor, and may be a little ambitious for my level of experience. I'm interested in everything - structure, formatting, story. Let me know what you guys think...

The formatting is good! I just wasn't engaged by the story or descriptions of the scene. It was a little wordy and the "dialogue" felt stilted. Keep going though! I'm terrible at dialogue.