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Do yourself a favor and watch Chungking Express by Wong Kar-Wai. It could give you some ideas. Very refreshing film.

You should try your hand at more horror/ suspense. There's not a lot of borrow films out there from your region, and I think you might have a back for it. Local legends, superstitions... that kind of thing.

I meant in the description. Putting it that way makes it sound like she has an STD:lol:

Why don't you use the word "infected"?

Here's the teaser for Another Take on Catherine: http://youtu.be/3XyDwTFeO4Q What a pain it's been to get this film out the door >< But it should be worth it. Available on DVD and Blu-ray through Amazon, as always.

It depends... what is the point of the presentation? To get a job?

I'm been browsing the site a bit now... watching stuff that people have posted and giving feedback, etc. Something's been bothering me about the majority of what I've seen, though. Many of the finished projects I see look the same. They all have a very digital/ DV feel to them and there...

Well, if that's the case then you need to establish that. When people watch something involving zombies, they assume that they are the living dead, the common definition of zombie. If your zombies don't follow the popular perception of what a zombie is, it's motivations, etc. then you need to...

I did like it, but probably not in the way you intended. I found it funny because it was so illogical. Who would think to do that to a zombie? WHY would you do that to a zombie? It could have been taken to a more macabre extreme, where we really see that your protagonist is a bit nuts...

"Oh! The bagel sandwich is TERRIBLE! It's bitter, and... crunchy? Lady, you do not know how to make a bagel sandwich."

Great! I loved it! Nice look, great NATURAL use of effects... just goodness all around.

Korean Donut Man, Reading your responses make we wonder if you planned out the scenes ahead of time, via blocking or storyboards. Did you do a walkthrough where you were filming so that you could choose the best, most dynamic shots before you shot? If you have all of that good to go before...

That's a toughie... editing isn't a mechanical process, it's more organic. And the more varied camera angles you have the more effective edits you'll be able to make. There's a flow and ebb to editing much like waves crashing across a beach. It's rhythmic... sometimes it's steady and slow...

The reason you didn't like the close up of the finger was that it's a bad edit. If you go back and watch, the finger approaches the button during the long shot and then when we go into the closeup, the finger is a different distance from the button than when we cut (it's further away), creating...

Located in Tokyo, Japan, Happy Chicken Group, LLC is the umbrella company controlling the labels of Studio Happy Chicken, Happy Chicken Pink, Happy Chicken Blue, and Happy Chicken Purple. The titles we have released to date have created a new genre of film in the US, Neo Pinku, and are...

I liked it. It started off a bit slow, but the middle was good. Nice use of color. Good actress.

Generally, I like it. There are some things I would change, though. At the beginning with the still photos... I'd put some sort of transitions between these. You used hard cuts. In a project like this, you're trying to sell a dream-like quality, and the hard edits here are a little jarring...

Well, it's a little more complicated than "I have XXX money, what camera should I get." It really depends what you want the look of your project to be, what file formats you can work with, and what features you need from the camera. On the high end, I would recommend a PD-150 or PD-170 if you...

OK, so I'm a control freak. I want total control over my image... I want the look I want with as little fiddling in post-production as possible. So I'm looking at getting a matte box and some French flags for my HD110U; but before I drop the cash I want to know... is having a matte box and...

I own it, I love it, I'm shooting my 1st short film with it. Very versatile; you can get (for almost the price of the camera) an adapter to let you shoot film lenses on it, plus it's the only camera in it's price class that has interchangeable lenses. It's 24p gives it a very very very close...