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You should get a DAT, a mixer, cords, and a boompole, mic and a shockmount. A clapper board will help also with a verbal slate so you can sync in post.

Shop around, Some stores may give student discount, as long you have documentation that your a student.

I use a modified ultra-16 bolex camera. Excellent mechanics, easy to use and all round great first camera for very little money. You can shoot sync sound as long as you have a motor attached and blimp the camera. With a little imagination in post (ie background music in foreground with actual...

I found my manual for the P-251 on ebay for about ten bucks. If you have the slides, just put the corresponding slide in your meter and take a measurement. For example, If you using 100T film use the 100 slide, Unless you using reflex camera like the bolex in which you will have to compensate...

You will need a quiet geny..A little putt, putt, like the Honda EU2000 is pretty quiet. I've also used Diehard portable power supply that you could buy at Sears. It holds a charge for about a hour, depending on the light you use. It is also noiseless. If it is only for quick shots, i find it ideal.

Yes if it is just the XL1 and not the XL1(s), then I take the pany. I wouldn't bother with the GL2, you could get a small hd camcorder for that price.

I use Octava Mk-012...great sounds

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Were you shooting in progressive 24f or 60i? For live action it is best to shoot at 60i with your shutter set at 100. Also is your lens dirty?

I prefer film over HDV anyday Well you have to figure out what medium are you going to show your final product. That pretty much answers what to buy. If your final project is for new media (internet like youtube) then a minidv or hdv camera would suffice. But if your looking to go higher like...