Recent content by beamazed

I always found the end titles to be the last taste of your film that you give to the audience. Therefore, it's an entirely subjective/creative choice. Most films today, usually just only show the cast and crew. Some like to be more fancy with it than others, devising abstract backgrounds and...

Thank you, again, everyone. I found that feedback to be very humbling as well as enlightening in a way, as it gave me a fresh perspective on things, about not always having to worry about sending a message and what not. So thank you very much. Answering gorillaonabike's question, about what I...

Thank you for the feedback directorik. Very informative, and I appreciate that you took your time to watch the whole thing. Honestly. Thank you for that. Making this movie, it was really just me doing the sound and camera and directing, so it was practically impossible for me to decently control...

Thanks for watching and the feedback! Looking back, I would've shot the introduction much differently, but besides the intro, which parts would you've cut down of get rid of? Or do they just all require trimming in general?

https://filmfreeway.com/projects/193636 Hey there, this is approximately a 15 minute short film which goes a little deeper into the psychology of why we do things the way we do in certain high adrenaline situations... say in this case, a house intrusion. Well maybe as a short film it just...

I would love to work with you on a project I recently wrapped! Is there an e-mail I can reach out to you with?

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If you can handle the pricing, I'd definitely stick to Premiere. It's more reliable than Vegas Pro and has the quick link to After Effects and Speedgrade and what have you.

I like harmonica's suggestion but answering your question, really have no budget, I mean I'm doing this in our photography lab so I do have some quality gear. I have some good can lights that I have that I'm thinking about using. Does that answer your questions?

I am making a short advertisement/sketch for my school to promote our yearbook, and the entire sketch involves a simple interrogation scene between a mysterious figure whom you can only see it's silhouette, and an innocent kid. The kid is sitting at the table the whole time while the...

Very swell job mate! They were very atmospheric and intimate (if that makes any sense) :) .

Well you would probably want to spend some time around some kids that age in order to get a feel for how they talk. Which could prove to be a challenge depending on your circumstances. Anywho, remember, a good rule for dialogue is to keep it short and simple. People in the real world don't speak...

Thank you very much sir! You were very helpful!

So say I'm shooting the entire film at my house, or any location for that matter, I would want to go through practically the entire script as if we're shooting it, but minus the camera and audio. Did I understand that correctly?

Ahh okay, that's kinda what I thought. I was thinking that maybe one should rehearse the entire scene with the actors acting, but is that more for when you do multiple takes?