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thats great guys, thanks so much for the tips. Im gonna try this out. :)

Thanks for the reply, I didnt even think about the aquarium lol. And yes Im about 40 minutes away from seaworld :)

We are building a set that will appear to be underwater. We will have one large window with a green screen behind which will be composited with an underwater scene for the background. However, I am trying to figure out the best most cost efficient way to simulate lighting from the water into the...

set your gain to -3 that will kill the noise brought on by gain.

My opinion, its always better to film in widescreen format, because it can always be edited to meet the 4:3 standard. However, most tv stations and networks do accept 16:9 formats.

I would have to say its always better to get permisison. Lets say you create this film, now the person you based it upon sees it and disagrees on some of your portrayals of their life, this could cause some bad legal problems for you. More then likely you would have to contact that person or...

thank you again for your advice, its been really helpful. I also found this wiki article on the ADR process after yuo told me about it, thanks again! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubbing_(filmmaking)

wow thnx for the quick reply. What you said makes total sense. Would this be the same for outdoors shots? Outdoors contain quite of bit of ambience noise and could cause a problem?

Im new to film making and had a question. I have been reviewing a lot of indie films and have seen some really good ones and some that have the one thing im trying to avoid. I currently have a new rig which consists of the new hd cam, rode videomic, glidecam, tripods, all the normal things...