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Thanks for your support :) I guess we're all still learning

sorry, double post

I guess not many people are a fan of the DOF and the shaky work. We can easily change that in our next film, it was just our preference with cinematography that we set out to do. Shallow close ups + shaky. Yeah we had colour issues, we tried to make the past look warm and the present look modern...

By the way we've also entered another competition with this short so if you liked it then i'd be very grateful if you'd vote for us http://www.desitara.com/videos/view/68660/Rewind

I have steadycams stabilizer thing but it sucks and doesn't really work. I have a tripod too. Generally I don't like to use either because i like the feel of shaky films. I guess it's preference but in my next i'm going to try using tripod/steadycam throughout. I'd be interested in yours if you...

Harrison Ford is right! This is why I love small budget independent films like Half Nelson

This was really well done. I agree the lighting was a little dark at some points but on other shots the lighting was so perfect that it makes up for it. The acting from the main character was also very impressive

Thanks, I think that's our best comment yet

I really like the look of this

Me and my friends just finished a college short film competition. We had to make a film about tape and we had 48 hours to do it. This is what we produced: http://flareforfilm.co.uk/rewind.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0StlxriM4hc&list=UURuCeF2RlIbPVfnBr_DGzjQ&index=1&feature=plcp...

thanks alot for the feedback guys, it's really encouraging. Yeah i'll be sure to get it up when it's finished and be sure to keep in mind the mistakes from this one for our main project

thanks for this

thanks alot for the feedback. yeah the sound was our main problem. we had problems with the boom with it going on the fritz and clipping. we had to redo alot of the sound in editing. we wrote and filmed it all in one night so the script wasnt really up to scratch i agree. can anyone give me some...

hey guys. i'm 16 years old i just finished my first short film. me and my friend leif wrote the script . he directed it and i filmed it and planned the shots. it didnt work out exactly as we hoped but this is the finished producted. id love some feedback from you guys good or bad. heres the...

yeah media is the subject that i'm having doubts about. i'm predicted an A in english GCSE so i'm thinking i might swap media for either philosophy or english. Thanks for that though, its confirmed my doubts about the subject .

thanks alot, that post was a big help . i'v got a few things running at the moment with some short films so we'll see what happens from there

i see, this is why i'm worried about making my A level choices so narrow with both media and film and this is also why i'm asking for advice. what else can i do to give myself an edge?

hi, i'm 16 years old and just about to do my GCSE's. A few months ago i relised my ambitions and have decided to persue a future in film. I hope to work my way towards a job in cinematography. i'm posting on this fourm because i'm looking for advice on how to achieve my goal. I know what i want...