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totally agree with your critique, I know that I don't know Jack about photography....and now that I'm no longer burdened with a job, I plan on pouring a lot more energy into the craft.

My submission to the 48 hour film project - Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Synopsis: An up and coming reporter uses a romantic encounter with a heart surgeon to get the inside track on an organ transplant feature he's working on. The heart surgeon finds out the truth, and works with her friend to get...

I've been watching and inspired by a lot of stuff lately that deals with....well, dodgy situations and dodgy areas....e.g. "The Vice Guide to Travel: Liberia" or "Favela on Blast"....or even "Wild Boys"....how do these crews handle security? They go to some pretty lawless areas and broach some...

so...thanks for all the suggestions. The sound seemed very important to me....I took the last 1/2 second of music before the "power outage" and slowed it down and added some light flickering. I have what I think is a pretty convincing or at least clear power outage now. again, thanks everyone!

so....I'm working on a video, there's a part where the power goes out...right now, everything just goes completely black...the music stops..and there's some crowd reaction sounds...but, it's not all that convincing and I don't think it's clear that there was a power outage. Anyone have some...

for me, it's because I wish to explore and create...it's an artistic process and I can't draw or play an instrument or sculpt...so I use film

Herzog was actually pretty delightful...a good community member and really contributed

Blowing up castles with firecrackers? http://www.whatupkaohsiung.com/taiwan/kaohsiung/the-firecracker-game

I've been dabbling in filmmaking for about four years now - my first short film featured Werner Herzog! The film was done for the McMurdo (Antarctica) film festival, 2006. I have recently decided that I like it well enough to put forth more time and effort. About five months ago I found...