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Can an Admin close this? I got a lot of emails from this post and found someone. Thanks!

You can look into OpPrime TV there pretty good and the owner is GREAT at commutation. He makes it super easy to get films on the platform. Check it out here https://opprime.tv/

I'm currently working on my first feature called "Crazy Weapon 5: Back for the First Time" I finished the screenplay and am in the casting/ location scouting stage. I'm also helping about a good buddy of mine as a producer on his 7 Episode web series called "Long walks on the Beach"

My name is Antoine, I'm an independent filmmaker and I'm producing a 7 episode Web series called Long Walks on the Beach (IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8788606/reference). Looking for someone who's willing to help clean, mix, EQ, & master dialogue for it? As with most Indie projects...

Daughter dies as Eve get's married (walks down the Isle) Dude finds out about daughter at the same time. When Eve gets to the alter we zoom out to find that it's a small room in Vegas. Roll credits!

HAHAHA I TOTALLY dug this man! Lots of 80's cheese :thumbsup:. There were some production issues but I love how you didn't hide them.

I shot my last film on an iPhone and it turned out GREAT. Even won a nomination for cinematography. iPhones are just GREAT to film with.

I have heard a lot of good things about the DSLR. Its kinda crazy and cool to hear about people's "go to" Camera. I am learning that there are different cameras for different kinds of film. So, it's all based on what you're looking to film and the look feel you're going for.

I already have my own preference and camera I like to use so I don't need to re ask the question with those kind of specifics. I just wanted to know if there is a general consensus of "The best" Camera for the best performance and price tag. Just starting a discussion to see what everyone thinks.

Been listening to podcasts of indie filmmakers about how they shoot and what cameras they use. Everyone seems to have a preference but I was curious to know from you guys. What is the BEST Camera to shoot for indie films? Best quality for an affordable price and absolute all-around best?

Filming Rise of The Avalanche: Revenge From The Shadows you guys can check out the info here https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7327932/reference Been so involved that I haven't really been around here as much as I'd like. Miss you guys and this community

I'm doing a private screening of my film "Gotta Make It" for a week then taking it down and running it through the film festival circuit. Figured I'd share with you guys as well. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMEOu1LKvzc&feature=youtu.be

I have! Mostly on TCM and of course the Twilight Zone

Yes, it was! :) It was more Sci-Fi, Suspense, Drama & Mystery. The sequel to that film I'm currently working on will have gun fights and fist fights so It'll be heavier on the action & will show more Sci-Fi (Think The Fifth Element Mixed with Sin City with that 50's style).

In my case, that's actually a good point. Although I've seen low budget Sci-Fi indie films that look incredible. Writing smart is part of it but if there is a will there is a way.

The Independent film scene is pretty big where I'm at in Denver & when I 1st started all I wanted to do was Action Sci-Fi and no one was making those types of films. All everyone wanted to do is horror so I ended up doing Horror to get my feet in the door so to speak. Now I'm in a position...

Would you see a movie where he is the star? Nope Would you hire him for one of your own films? He is a pretty good actor so it depends on his price and attitude. He wouldn't be the star of the film though.

Thanks, man! I'm pretty excited about it

Figured I'd share the trailer for my next short I'll be releasing next week. https://vimeo.com/233872031 If any of you guys are interesting in seeing it when It releases you can check out the Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/GottaMakeItQVFX/ for the event.

1. What challenges beings faced Working around actor's schedules and getting everyone in the same place for a big scene. Dealing with SAG Actors because SAG has a lot of hoops to jump through before they sign off on one of their actors 2. Where the in-efficiencies in film production (finding...