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hi all, i'm wondering how you've attracted people to your own sites? word of mouth on other forums? submit to search engines? i'm not far from publishing a site and i would like to get it as much attention as i can. thanks for your help. Nique

Fellow Indie Talkers, I have just been treated to a viewing of Crash, Paul Haggis' directorial debut. It is a film about race and race relations in the US. Those who are abused in the film, at other points, abuse others. It is a wicked cycle. Recently I read a book by the controversial...

Dear IndieTalkers, I wonder if any of you know any film history websites that will include info on Russian Montage Theory - as I am going to be doing that for my dissertation next year!!! (excitement face). Thanks

If you could have been off-screen, on set for any scene in cinematic history what be it? You could be director, holding the coffee, the wig seller - whatever, but which scene would you have loved to have been at? Perhaps to see the some blindingly bob-tastic acting, some great army running...

Okay, I have been on these boards for a few months now but have not properly introduced myself. My name is Nicholas. Friends call me Nique, or Zool, or M200 or Weimar or Woody or Wild Woody. I am one 3rd of a comedy company, known as The Three Reichs. We have been around for three years...

we should talk more often :) lets use that room more often

its all in the title really. hope you have a lovely day (and night). :)

This might be quite a tough one to answer. I am just curious. Its strange that this is a question screenwriters do not ask eachother often, as its from questions like this, I find, that some form of analysis occurs, where we learn what is common among seemingly different scripts - and can help...

ok, ok....i realise this is VERY off topic. but this is a serious question. "WHO WOULD WIN IN A WAR - BADGER OR HAMSTER?" i am really not kidding. what would happen?

I was just curious as to which kind of director people most appreciate. I have got two extremes here, using evidence from their latest films - the Clint Eastwood and the McGe. Eastwood to me is a director that doesn't really care to move the camera, he doesn't care for fancy-dan stuff. He puts...

Hello there, I have been frequenting these boards for a while now, and am wondering if there are screenwriters (experienced+passionate) in the UK (preferrably the Midlands or Yorkshire of England) who would be interested in meeting up in the summmer, helping each other out with works. I know...

Hello there all, just wondering if you lovely people may be able to help me out. i am currently writing a script based on the events of one day in one setting, told from the POV of several main characters, completely seperately meaning that the audience has to wait until they have all sides of...