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it's alright but based on the looks, it's far from pro. Also, it's uses AVCHD at max 24 Mbps, which is not as much as other pro cams that sony has which provides 35 Mbps.

it does come to a point for everyone thinking, "Why the hell am I doing this?"

Watching enough action movies and shows, I have a good enough understanding on how to schoot it. Now for the stunt coordination, someone is this commander of some military thing and I would imagine that he can train the cast to do close quarter combat, fighting, knifing, shooting, etc. But if...

still no stunt coordinator but I've found someone who is a commander for some military related thing and I think he can teach everyone close quarter combat or something like that. I know how to shoot action, I helped a cousin do this fast based-ish bike chase scene at this large park. And...

Okay, I see now. Don't have crappy video or sound. Try to have both at the same level (as high as possible)

This isn't the first time I filmed something, rather the first as in action style in this large scale, where I went with one or two has become ten or twenty. I'll try to keep the whole thing as small as I can. This school year, there are more possible pojects to do where I can use the medium of...

I see now, I remember now from Freddiew when he said that the video is 90% while the sound does the rest. hey, does anyone want to write a screenplay for this..? Anyone wanna help out over the Internet?

When it comes to audio for this, I will probably find one boom operator of some sort.

I agree with the do not expect it to be a series. I mean, I generally don't expect it to be a series, I mean it it becomes one with 3+ episodes, that would be pretty awesome. Show that to everyone. Still working on writing scrips/screenplays and stuff like that. I mean the first episode...

I don't get that quote, please explain?

Funny enough, I went to the park and saw this guy with a mini steadicam, we had a nice chat for about 30 minutes, he had a Canon 60D. It was an interesting chat, he's a photography, does it has a hobbie, his camera setup is 4000 dollars

increased production value? fancy cameras that the guy knows how to use can help. also, showing off their equipement, everyone does that.

you can learn by just doing it, just go to review and learn some things you didn't learn before, either that or it's a waste. but it's nice to have a diploma saying that you can do film making.

late: do a doc on the school

The Adobe CS5 workflow is really nice, from premeire, you can go into after effects, apply whatever and bring it back into premiere to edit.

get off the tripod and go and handheld, that's how I would do it.

Hi, my name is Gary and I'm one of those young, high school aspiring film makers that has a bunch of visions and can't put it on film without cast and crew. I have a few years of general camera operating and video editing experience but this is the first full on project. Right now, I'm looking...

just shoot as much as you can, do several takes and angles of the same thing. Like a music video, I'll probably cut every 5 seconds

nice list thanks, lol whats next? movies about movies about movies?