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Hello. I have a script ready for pre-production that's been workshopped for the past year or so by myself and various people in the industry. It's a limited-location science fiction drama requiring a minimal budget. I've been told there's a high demand for these, and this one has a lot of...

Hello. I have a script ready for pre-production that's been workshopped for the past year or so by myself and various people in the industry. It's a limited-location science fiction drama requiring a minimal budget. I've been told there's a high demand for these, and this one has a lot of...

I've heard before that the film industry is "recession-proof," the idea being that after necessities, people tend to still shell out money for entertainment/escapism. But, it seems like things might be different in the society of today with changing technologies/media.

So, for one who has not previously produced a feature, would it be a good idea to partner with another producer or hire an associate producer? Where would be a good place to find a person like that if I don't know anyone personally?

That's a beautiful image. What was it shot on?

Thanks. It was a lot of fun. Of course, I was the only crew member so I was going nuts with all the rigs. Not to mention being just a bit worried about strapping a DVX to a moving car. But of course, that's all part of the process.

Makes sense. I guess the question is then, to invest the money in an entertainment lawyer in the hopes of getting funding from sources outside friends and family, or save the money you'd spend on legal representation and get what you can from friends and family?

Hey, thanks a lot.

Hello, I'm new to these forums. I have a script written for a feature film that I'd like to produce and direct myself. I've made a few shorts (and plan on making a few more before making a feature), but this will be my first feature. I was wondering, for those who have made feature films...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noCCKBmRf_U A short action film I shot by mounting the camera to either an actor, prop, or set piece for each placement. *Exclamation point added for effect -- actual title does not contain one.