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He is absolutely right! You definately need this fix if you're running a PC! I think this is probably your problem.

I am a graphic designer by trade and you should be quite proud of this site. It looks much more professional than most of the people who post liks for us to look at. Great job!

I'll give it a read if you like christianhurst@hotmail.com

AMEN! :yes:

I agree with all that has been said. However, from what i've experienced I still feel it's best to keep no-budget films as short as possible -unless- somehow you know 'for sure' that all your actors will remain comitted for the duration of the shooting. And not only comitted, but they need to...

I've switched gears. Someone i know is producing a documentary and has asked me to direct... I've never done a doc. and don't know the first thing about it... But of course i didn't tell him that- So any tips for that vain would be nice.

Recent update... It may interest people to know that this project was abandon due to three of our key cast/crew members moving accross the country. I would just like to reiterate what was said in this thread about time. If the cast/crew isn't getting paid keep the project as short as possible! I...

Is this it??? http://www.arcsoft.com/en/products/panoramamaker/

Sweet! What camera did you use for that????

Sorry- He'll shoot a dialogue scene with the actors franticly doing different actions like packing a suitcase or puting away dishes, a lot of movement. Anyway, this is all shot from one POV, no cuts with the actors going in and out of frame- then he goes so far as to have everyone go out of...

sorry

Watch anything by Woody Allen. Even if you hate his films, he is the master of dialogue. I especially love his empty frame technique

Sometimes in a pinch (depending on the scene) I actually throw out the master shot and just shoot the different angles I want. In other words, make a shot list or storyboard the shots you want to complete the scene and then divide your dialogue into those shots the way you will edit it. When you...

Great site, thanks!

Aint that the truth. We had to basically plan out all our shots where we needed shallow DOF and schedule them for places where we had room to do this.

This just follows basic principles from any photography 101 class but these tips really help achieve a shallow depth of field with your cheap (or not so cheap) DV camera. I used these on a recent no-budget feature and they had surprisingly good results. The biggest problem with getting an...

Premiere pro is a great program once you get used to it. Also has the benefit of being really compatible with adobe's other swell software like After Effects and Photoshop. I have to agree adobe interfaces are a little clunky and hard to get the hang of, but once you learn your way around you...

I appreciate the insider's point of view. I am working on my 7th draft of a screenplay right now and I still hate it! Your helpful hints will help immensely.

Yes. Good show.

The videos played fine for me, just had to be patient for them to load. I like some of the choices you made for cutting the footage together, the overall feel was pretty tight. In the beginning it was a little obvious that you used windows movie maker, it's a good program, but it's nice to make...