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Thank you everyone for your advice.... i only was going to use 2 cameras so i dont have to reshoot the scene a bunch of times to get different angles......granted its a huge production but i saw Ridley Scott used 10 cameras for Robin hood's action scenes.... i do understand what you are saying...

So should i get another shotgun mic for the other camera as well or at least another mic?

I am planning on using 2 cameras to shoot my feature film, a canon xl2 and a xl1 although we r trying to get another xl2.... we will have one shotgun mic plugged into 1 of the cameras and the other will have just the on camera mic... should we have 2 shotgun mics for both camera cause i heard...

Is this a film rental place? Thank you

I saw a couple of you posted the day for night efffect and I even thought about that ....maybe i will also play around with that too and see if it works..... thanks again for the help

Thank you for your help.... first off we are shooting with a canon xl2, which already doesn't do good shooting at night. Yes we have some money for rental but theres no rental place around here that i know of...no i do not have any of my own lighting euipment I'd figure we'll end up having to...

Dude read .....i said i never shot in the woods at night.... I never said I had no idea what i was doing, i have worked on a couple indi films before

Hey we are getting ready to shoot our first feature film and most of the movie will take place outside in the woods.. this is a suspense/horror film. I have never shot in the woods at night so I was hoping i could get some advice on what kind of lights to use or how to go about lighting this...