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If you have seen my previous posts, I've always been asking about film school and where to go. I just realized (from reading all ur posts) that film school can be a waste of money for some people. Doing film in my freetime would be a better choice maybe? Would that be a good decision? Use my...

that was quite helpful. thanks. still looking around though.

i didn't know you could match the settings in the timeline to match the source footage so i wouldn't have to deal with long renders. Thanks! But I don't know what my source footage is.... format wise... HD video from a sony camera.. how do i find out from that? Can you also do the vignette...

In Final Cut Pro, when you put in a video into the timeline, you have to render it first. Then, how do you change the coloring in it? I hate the way my camera colors things and I can't change it from the camera. Like in photoshop, are there like "levels" and "curves" in final cut pro? Thanks!

Hey. I am a singer and like to cover songs and want to record myself with a nice HD camera, not like a webcam or something. I have an HD camera with zoom and manual focus / autofocus and all but no one to film me. If i want to manually focus myself, how would i do that? Put the camera on a...

not their most recent video.. all their videos as a whole. Some are better than others.

There's a YouTube channel out there that has like psychological horror videos/short films. I find it to have good scripts, good editing, acting, lighting, etc. What do you guys think? Just want to see how other filmmakers view their stuff.

but is that a hard school to get into?

yet it's one of the hardest schools to get into.

From my knowledge, Chapman has been getting a better rep about their film and tv productions. That1guyy: Also, San Francisco State U is a good film school? From what I've heard, it wasn't that reat.

Another question, I'm taking the ACT Test this weekend and was wondering, do colleges out west even look at the ACT? Would I have to take the SAT too? Or...? O.o

What are some film schools in California that are good? I know of some: USC and UCLA. What are some others? I'm aware of schools in like San Francisco and San Diego that have film departments but are they even that good? I'm a Junior in High School looking to Major in Film. Film production...

I wud pay around $5 fr SD. and like $10 for HD.

You just found that? lol. That's filmmaking at it's greatest. XD

great points.

Wow thanks a lot everyone. I can't wait to get started on my first film. :)

I know of another forum that uses basically the same kind of format and it allows you to change your username every month. Possible to change it on here?

"Do you wanna go on a date with me?" "I'd rather not" "Okay" "cool beans" "yup" ^^^ Best. Script. Ever. ;)

interseting.

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. It's not as amazing as USC and UCLA i believe but it seems good enough. I'm planning on moving to L.A. after college anyways. Are jobs out there sick of hearing, "i went to USC / UCLA?" UWM a good place? I need help ASAP.