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welcome... i'm newly arrived here myself ;)

This was my 3rd film. I shot it in early 2005. i heard my friend's dad talking in the other room, and suddenly got an image in my head of him in a suit, a big cigar in his hand, in a dark room with a light shining down on him like the opening scene of the godfather... i thought that was...

haha... that was a very fun film.... i really enjoyed it... a fun short film for both men and women... well done... and as bourne said... very well done on the CG interface... very well executed... great concept, very well executed... and the actors were perfect for it. :)

very interesting... had a very cool feel to it... the music really worked well... don't know if you were actually shooting on 8mm film or not... but it looked like it... if you weren't, then well done on getting it to look like you were. i really enjoyed it.

yeah.... pacing is different... neither slow pacing nor fast pacing are inherently good... a movie being "slow paced" doesn't automatically mean it's good or bad... 2001: a space odyssey is a great example of a very slow paced film that is still an incredibly good film. manos: the hands of...

The Haunting (1963 - robert wise) - to me, the best example of this The Shining (1980 - stanley kubrick) - a little gore, but mostly psychological The Innocents (1961 - jack clayton) - some very creepy moments Rosemary's Baby (1968 - roman polanski) - no gore, but seriously messed up lol...

well.... i'd try setting up a page for it on myspace... and on facebook.... and craigslist has a section for announcements about things like that.

videodiary - short film (fixed YT clip) i shot this last fall. was shot in one evening with a few friends and other directors there. had the story worked out with the actress, but didn't have a script, so the actress had to improv the whole thing... we all discussed each entry before...

thanks, glad to have found this place... yeah... i've heard of MOFA.. and i keep meaning to make it down there, but haven't yet. i'll try for next month :)

hey... i'm a writer/director/editor in Mansfield, Ohio. i've directed 8 short films, been a crew member on another, and been a crew member on an upcoming feature. hoping to shoot another film later this year, but job and camera situations might prevent that... we'll see. anyway, always up...

no... but i'm close... i'm in ohio.... and i agree with you for the most part... i think there are a few artistic films being made in hollywood... but yeah, there's so much shallowness in movies... where special effects replace meaning.... too bad..... i enjoy a well done action/adventure...