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I guess there's only one way to find out. If you think you've done the research, and if you're willing to take the risks, then I guess you're going to do it. I love a good fan film, and some of them are quite celebrated by their fandoms, and I hope everything works out for you.

You should check this film out. It's really good, and they made it on a pretty tight budget: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fstxHljhBkk You can pick up the movie at their website.

Good advice, rayw. I've never gone that far with outlining myself, but that's still a good formula to follow. I could stand to add a couple of those things to my own writing process in general. Not just with screenplays. I also find that it sometimes helps to take a break, and watch a favorite...

That's what I was wondering, too. If I was that eager to finish the thing, and there was no other way, I'd probably bite the bullet, scrounge up a few bucks and offer it as an incentive.

^Agreed, but I also agree that it still sucks. I'll never be a fanatic for the franchise, so this is never really going to bother me, but in the end it is indeed his right to say and do whatever he wants in regards to his property. It still seems to me like he has a rather strange grasp of...

Sadly, I was thinking "polite answer", too. I've read through all the comments on this, but I think I'd still want to see this thing for myself.

I think it's good to at least be aware of extreme examples. Becoming alarmist can be detrimental to examining and dealing with an issue, but knowing the worst-case scenario can also give you a clear idea of the resolve that might be necessary to stand up against something you believe is...

Guess I better shave off that beard for that date we were gonna have? :lol:

Generally speaking, I like an absolute minimum of opening credits.

That was the one impression I thought that guy did particularly well. The other ones bugged the crap out of me.

Oh, I like that a lot. Well said.

I could see that being entertaining, but you'd have to have a pretty spectacular comedic actor to pull the whole thing off, or I suspect people would say things like "Borat meets District 9.

Very cool to see things moving forward like this. Keep it up!

Good reviews and perspective, rayw. Hereafter: 3/5 -Another "good" Clint Eastwood movie. It was nothing special, but it was well-done and enjoyable. A good example of a movie with a strong opening, weak middle and good ending. That's about a 3/5 for me. The Treasure of The Sierra Madre: 5/5 -So...

Welcome! Glad to have you around. I haven't been around much lately, but you still couldn't ask for a better forum on filmmaking.

I seriously didn't give a damn about this, and then I saw the trailer, saw Cate Blanchett, saw Ian Holm, Ian McfreakingKellan, and yeah, you can say I'm looking forward to this now.

I like this a lot. I think that's some of the best advice to be found in this thread. I also think reading through old articles on this thread could be of great help. This is a fantastic resource. A lot of the people here have been working at their craft for a long time, and they've been...

Absolutely wonderful.

I do like the notion of some things being left to my imagination, of being left open to my ability to read into them and use my own instincts to lead them into whatever direction my mind is capable of putting together. You're right to say it's a tricky thing to do. Reveal too much, and you...

Welcome, man! Good to have you here, and I'll definitely check out that link a little further. It definitely looks interesting.