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Join host Justin as he explores the lives of everyday grass roots entrepreneurs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKdfCXyiL6Q&feature=plcp

A quirky webisode I wrote and acted in recently http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8NQ-8gJxaw&feature=plcp

Winner of the 2012 Caribbean One Minute Mobile Film Competition I shot this with my Samsung Nexus S Adroid phone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEh3YKGFOYQ

This was my first reel attempt at shooting and directing. Did it for a friend of mine who wrote a script and was dying to have it produced with no money. Wish I had better lighting audio and more time to film this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9Rk0wvaeBM

I know this thread is old but thought I would share a film I did with this camera. Wish I had better lights and audio equipment when I did it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9Rk0wvaeBM

Thanks...I like your advice. I think you are right about getting the HD2 and making a dozen films. The quality especially on the net really isn't that noticeably different. Even if I were to drop this on public access TV I think the 720P HD would suffice.

Unfortunately my budget is low ($250) because I'm buying computer parts to build my editing system. I want a camera however just to film some shorts to get practice editing as well as build my portfolio. At first I was looking at the Canon T2i, Canon hf200, Panasonic TM700, Canon HV20/30/40...

DOF is great. It really adds extra quality to the film because you can soften the background however. I think more important than DOF is lighting. Intensity, direction, color all add to the effect. Example, your room has tonnes of egg crates on the wall. You can either create an interesting...

I've been doing a lot of research lately on camcorders and both are nice for different reasons but if you want the best camera of the two for short films, go with the Canon R100 because it has a microphone input and head phone output. You can make sure your sound is as great as your picture...