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Alright, I'm going with number two. I have the third more thought out as far as plot points, and I'll write it at some point, but number two needs more thought. I'm going to work on characters and that will give me insight into what situations can arise along the way.

I have three ideas, right now, I'm going to pursue writing just one feature length script. That doesn't mean I won't write the others. Two are actually doable as indie features in the near future, but that aside.. I just want to know what your thoughts are when you read each of these. Forced to...

Thank you for the clarification.

I appreciate the reply. It is my understanding that they are also responsible for the call sheets? And what does the 2nd do? Do they mostly work with extras and making sure people are on set when they need to be?

I will take both displayed posters for one million dollars! And I shan't just right click, save as.. cos that would be wrong

It had emotion, and that's number one. Visually, while much of it was dark, it showed that you have a brilliant understanding of how shots look, and come together. The seamless transitions were a great idea, and executed well, and the brightening to white as the music built worked, then the next...

Nick, Thank you. There are few things better than cute cats doing cute cat things. :)

to my knowege, you'll have to remove it manually. i'd suggest applying the grade to an adjustment layer on a video track above your footage. Also, fool around with davinci resolve and watch some tutorials on that.

The yellow bars in the wheels slide and adjust the intensity of the color. the boxes in the range definition denote what is what.

Here's something that may help your understanding. In the three way color corrector, there are the three wheels, like you said, shadows, midtones, and highlights. push these off to each a distinct bright color. let's say shadows bright blue, midtones green, and highlights yellow. Now obviously...

THAT listen to conversations, focus on how different people talk, use structure. write it down to see how it looks as text. Get a feel for real life dialogue. Best of luck.

The world may never know, Opus. The world may never know...

can you post a screeencap?

Well mine is done. Merry Christmas to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fbf0zHiaTU My laptop and family are all I had access to, and as a result i had to turn to video pad for editing. So here it is. Took a stray from suggestions, but I hope it is enjoyed.

Ah, I see. so the objectives are changing. Thank you. Put like that, now I see these elements present in many shows. With this particular series, the episodes are very much self-contained. I just came back from meeting with other members of the team, and I determined that with this particular...

Currently I'm writing a two part finale script for a webseries. (More on that later.) And I wanted some input. Using the three act structure, I was figuring that the first episode would end around major plot point two, and the following episode would include the resolution, so the first...

At a star trek convention I went to a while ago, I made contact with a group of people who have since moved the sets to a soundstage in Georgia. But it does take a lot, but the fanbase is so dedicated that these productions actually happen. I have always wanted to make a star trek fanfilm or...

My school uses 2tb lacie drives. They work nicely for working directly off of. The one I use does require external power though.

wow. excellent premise. The story was good. well done

lassie looks awfully smug there...