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Okay, so im not sure if this question belongs here but... Is it possible to vary frame rates within a film, or would that look funny As in say i wanted to film most of it at 24 fps, but then wanted to do a slow-mo section from 60fps slowed to thirty, would that be kosher, or would the difference...

true, i guess im just not a hardcore writer, so i couldn't find writing fun, especially if it was 100 pages long, which is way too long for me to film anything of. well enjoy folks, i think i'll pass on this one, but have fun!

i feel like an ignorant a**face for asking, but if there is no prize or winning or publicity or anything, why bother?

Woah now speedy, before you give up: Great shotgun mic for $50 http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR-6550-Condenser-Shotgun-Microphone/dp/B002GYPS3M/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1332179137&sr=1-1 Reasonable mic in itself, but more importantly, something to plug the mic into...

I cant really provide any constructive criticism, I normally hate reading scripts, but that was really enjoyable, especially with the music. I really enjoyed the "death montage" at the start, thought that was a great way to open the film. All I have to say is congrats

Solid trailer, intense ending! I feel like it's just random shots of peoples faces until the very end: even a trailer needs to tell a story, maybe try and at least have the people's voices in the next one, showing that they are happy? Finally, I thought that the music was too intense at the...

Sounds like a great project! Unfortunately I've got several of my own in the works right now, so I dont think that I have the time to take on another. Obviously the success of this project will hinge on two things, your writing, and whoever does the cinematography. Both have to be done just...

This is sort of a multi-purpose thread, but i'd rather do that then clutter all your screens with several threads. 1. What is everyone's favourite genre of script to write/film? Why? 2. What is the easiest/most effective genre or style of script? Why? 3. What is the hardest style/genre of...

guy gets it. write for what you have, and shoot with lots of time, so that you can have as many takes as you could ever want. Everyone can act well, it's just about how long it takes, and what you give them.

Although I agree with everything that everyone above has said, that all of them are integral parts of conveying your vison on the screen, in my opinion, the importance of all the features shift depending on the type of project that you're working on. Characters are, in my opinion, most...

I understand the general ideas of three-point-lighting, but I find that, in most situations, it is very difficult to implement, as shots are often too wide, or in too close quarters for me to use, and not have lights in the shot. I was just wondering if anyone can explain how to implement...

's all about the writing in the end man, that and the cinematography, and those are human elements, and so cost nothing, keep that in mind and you'll be golden

It's obviously been mentioned many times on this site, but www.filmfights.com is a great website for both project ideas, and really solid feedback if you do submit an idea. I'm a filmmaker in sort of the same state as you: I don't really have the money for a camera, editing software, or audio...