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The smuggling of weed would be the most boring film ever. Gotta make it a class A drug.

Please explain how RED are Fascists.

I'd spend all that money traveling, meeting people, discovering new ideas, concepts, cultures etc and apply that to a film.

Make something that lots of people want to watch.

Why the hell would you want to alienate yourself in such a way?

Ryan Gosling is currently my favourite actor. If you like his acting, check out Blue Valentine.

When do you normally film? I'll have to come and meet you some time.

I was under the impression that h.264 was the best method of compression. Apart from lossless codecs, but they don't allow playback.

A DSLR is NOT a 35mm camera. To even rent a 35mm camera it can costs millions of dollars.

There not bad to start with, but kit lenses aren't so good quality. You want to invest in good glass, that's where the image quality comes from.

It looks good, but I'm waiting for the D800. It should be insane.

Looks pretty scamish to me. Your website it just a contact form, it's not even a real website.

Kit lenses are okay for most things, but not great at anything. I personally only use primes. I currently own a 50mm 1.4 and a 20mm 2.8. If you want something wide, go for a 20mm 2.8

It's all about minor tweaks. 10 different filters all at 10% will look infinitely better than 1 filter at 100%.

Anything other than a DSLR is a waste of money. (Except RED I guess)

I had major troubles getting started writing my script. But building the character is a really good way to help you come up with a script.

I wasn't saying Inland Empire was good. I'm pointing out that David Lynch shot a film without a script and it wasn't commercialism at it's worst. I don't need to read the article. Again, I'm simply pointing out that shooting without a script isn't commercialism at it's worst.

David Lynch shot Inland Empire without a script. How is shooting without a script commercialism at it's worst? It's not.

Why is everyone so obsessed with getting the 'film look'? If you like the aesthetic of film, shoot on film. Personally I don't care weather a film looks analogue or digital.

Why buy two different brands of camera? You should have bought two cameras from the same brand (ie Canon) so you can share lenses between the two. Now you're going to have to buy a 50mm lens for GH2, and a 50mm lens for your t2i. It makes no sense. Also, instead of buying two cameras you should...