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Thanks To The Broncos For Trampling The Cowboys Today And Thanks To My Mom For Cooking Great Food

Id like to give thanks to Indie and all the members for allowing to grow by answering my many newbie questions

Yea 16:9 is standard. But I always edit in post-production

http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/blood/index.html is a great site to check out if you want to get that affect. It shouldnt be hard. Thats the simplist low cost, less hassle way way of filmming gun shots.

First off i am doing a piece on police brutality and i need some pointers on how to make a toy gun (i know all the precautions) look as if it went off and i also need to find police decals from chicago.

i am in the mist of purchasing a Panasonic PV-GS400 and i was wondering is there any limitations to single camera productions. I want to get alot done but my money isnt at the level it should be right now. Any Advice. Also should i purchase a standard film camcorder or digital?

i was wondering is the PV-GS400 is a good camera for shooting digital feature length films. Im doubting it's ability but i havent used it yet.

Im looking for a good quality pro level DV camcorder to shoot on. Any suggestions. It should be from the $1000-1300 price range