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http://frenchcinema13.wix.com/kinetoproductions Does anybody have any suggestions on what I might need to add/take away from the site?

Well, it was for a long time before I decided to change it to color at the last minute.

I've just finished my first feature, and it's played at 5 theaters in my general area. I've started the concept for my next film, and I've come to a complete and utter standstill. I'll write a short outline of what I've got going so far, and hopefully you guys can give me some suggestions...

Trailer... Sure! There is one on youtube; here's the link: http://youtu.be/A7qiAbojBSM

Thanks, and as far as the grant goes, I had to go through anything any other big budget production would've had to go through. Although, unfortunately, the VA Film Office lost some of their integrity in my eyes when they asked me to not refer to the payment as a grant but as a sponsorship (when...

I'm 14, just finished my first feature length dark-comedy/suspense film with a grant from the VA Film Office, and showed it at 4 theaters in my general area. What do I do with it now?

Yeah, I have Celtx---it does have a breakdown system. I achived what I needed. Thanks!

Thanks, Thomas, I'll see what I can find software wise.

I'm having a terrible time trying to organize costumes in my movie...for instance, on what days should my actress bring what costumes, etc. Are there any tips on how to do this efficiently?

It does have power, but what I'm saying is that I don't think it would be enough to light the whole scene on it's own. I'd have to use other lights. And thanks, I'll probably use a small generator...do they make much noise (enough to interfere with the audio)?

I've come up with a pretty effective way to light scenes indoors at night, however, the outdoor shots are still giving me trouble. In the scene, the character is running through the woods at night, with a cabin not far behind her. Originally, I thought I could use the windows as light sources...

Alright, so I need a lens for my Canon T3i, with nice zoom. My budget is 200 dollars. Does anybody have any suggestions?

I just finished the movie Doubt, with Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Amy Adams. I thought it was great, both with the plot and the cinematography. Though I did feel that the mother's reaction to being told her son was molested was a bit subdued. Otherwise, really well done...the...

Thank you all for your feedback, I'll be sure to put it to good use.

So, I am doing my first feature length film this summer. I have acquired all the actors I need, and all of them have agreed to do this for free. My concern is, however, that they'll begin to change their minds about doing the film as a favor. I need an incentive to keep the actors happy, that's...

Yeah, I'm aware he didn't direct either---he executive produced Julia's Eyes, and then did probably the same thing w/ The Orphanage. I agree---Pacific Rim just looks terrible.

https://vimeo.com/59901191 Did this out of bordem a while back, after seeing "The Lodger" by Alfred Hitchcock.

I just watched "Julia's Eyes", and thought it was pretty amazing. The story was well fleshed out, not rushed, and the cinematography was really haunting. And, as always, I love Belen Rueda. Although I liked this a lot, "The Orphanage" is still my favorite. What's your opinion on "Julia's...

I've got blue toned clamp-lights, as well as like 4 cowboy studio lights---also blue toned.

I'll be shooting on a Canon T3i, and the shots will be in a dark (no lights) cabin, as well as in the woods.