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Alright, thanks to everyone who has responded so far. I really appreciate it. If anyone else wants to respond, that's great too. Keep 'em coming.

Hey everyone. So, I'm taking a film class and one of the assignments is to interview a filmmaker. I thought, why not poll the indietalk community? You're all cool people who make movies, so here we are. Is that alright? Okay. 1) How long have you been making films? What got you started? Why...

Watch literally any spaghetti western. Actually, seriously, watch The Great Silence. You'll thank me.

I'd love to give it a shot. I have this idea for a series of parodies of old, low budget genre movies, and it would be cool to shoot on 8mm. Plus I think I might have a job soon, so I expect to spend all of my money on movies.

La Haine Idi I Smotri The Master A Clockwork Orange Taxi Driver The Deer Hunter Throne of Blood Stalker The Great Silence The Lives of Others Funny Games Eraserhead Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Network Night of the Living Dead Delicatessen City of God...

Pixels also sucked though, so...

No.

I'm offended by your use of 240p. Infidel.

10/10 for effort, 1/10 for technique.

Sounds excellent. The mobile site is brutal.

Saw it today for the second time (first time in a theatre). For me, it's solidly among the best films ever made. I'm floored, and I plan to go at least a few more times.

The Revenant is an incredible masterpiece of a motion picture and you should feel bad for walking out.

Yeah, I'm doing research into this stuff for my current screenplay, and it wouldn't work this way. The prosecutor isn't forced to use all of the evidence, only that which supports their case.

@Sweetie: Yeah, I'm going to give it a shot. If nothing else, I'll have gotten some experience writing. @gorillaonabike: Yeah, that's an interesting way to frame it. Thanks for the encouragement. I've downloaded videos of a few police interrogations, which I intend to watch and take notes on...

No, nothing is guaranteed to be a box office success. That's not the topic at hand. Making a good movie comes first, and that's what I'm trying to discuss.

So, I've started researching material for a script that I maybe want to write for a movie that I maybe want to make, and I'm interested in some thoughts. The script consists of a 90-minute police interrogation, and for the most part only uses two characters, with a third appearing for perhaps 20...

Day of Anger: I really enjoyed this, but I guess the biggest issue is that I tend to gravitate towards more eccentric spaghettis once outside of Leone. Pretty normal fare, but handled well and a lot of fun. 6/10 Cut Throat Nine: Snowy euro-western = dope. Extremely bleak outlook, depressing...

I'm not going to end up being a customer, but I felt obligated to click once I read "Extreme high power laser"

Other than pre-production (which is nervewracking), those are the best parts. And, to respond to the op: probably better than sex.

Try history channel. They'll put some batshit stuff up sometimes.