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You need to make sure you outline (and make them understand) before shooting what their job is, and what your job is. And that there should be no crossover. You don't want these 'stylistic' changes, so they shouldn't happen. You want them to do their job, so it should be done. You don't have to...

I wouldn't go with Joyful Division. It sounds cheesy. My vote goes to #1.

It's a toss-up between Hitchcock and Kubrick. Directors still in action and it's Nolan, hands down - he hasn't made a bad film - but between those two, they're just not really comparable. Hitchcock's better in areas, Kubrick's better in others. They take the top spot together.

Three of my top four didn't; Nolan, Kubrick and Hitchcock.

Yeah, I had seen you explain it to someone before and I thought it was a cool story behind the name, so it came to me as an example : ) Donkey Works is also a cool name/story. I like it.

With studio names you can go any of several ways. 1. Make it something that is meaningful to you. An example being 'Alcove Audio' (a user on the site). In that case, it just so happens that what was meaningful to them also sounded very cool. 2. Make it meaningful to the genre you plan to work...

Hi Michael. I live in the North of England as well (North Yorkshire) so it's possible that we could collaborate. I'm currently writing a script that I plan to start work on in the summer, I am currently unattached to a DoP, and my current access to shooting equipment is not great, so I would...

With production names you can go any of several ways. 1. Make it something that is meaningful to you. An example being 'Alcove Audio', it just so happens that what was meaningful to them also sounded very cool. 2. Make it meaningful to the genre you plan to work in. If you're thinking of...

Hi Jonathon, I'm a semi-experienced screenwriter particularly interested in writing scripts in the thriller/neo-noir genres. I have previously written a script in said genres for another member of the site, who was very pleased with it (reference could be obtained if necessary), and am now very...

No worries : )

Seconded a second time.

Sounds good. I'd say try not to stress during creation about making it perfect. Obviously try to do as good a job as you can, but wait until you've finished to poke holes in where you need to improve. Then make it a learning exercise. Good luck!

Yep It will fit. It says in the title 'for 37mm digital camcorder', and by checking the specs on the camera's page (Sony), you can see that it says 'Lens/filter diameter: ...37mm'. Hope this helped

What was the point of this thread? You've asked people's opinions, they've given them, you've become annoyed and started arguing. What were hoping for?

Is it too late for this to happen?

While I don't have a script ready for you to produce, I am very interesting in writing one for you. I'm quite certain I'd be able to get you the finished script in a month, at the most. I've recently finished writing to a similar brief (short psychological thriller) for another site member, so...

I'm quite sure there are those who would see lots of deep meaning and artistic genius in a one hour movie of grass growing in your garden.

Comedy: two friends place a bet against each other on a mutual 'ugly', socially-awkward friend getting laid by the end of the school year. Fast-forward to the a month or two 'till end of the year, they've both forgotten about it, but when they both remember, the friend who bet in favour of the...

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I've never really looked at vignetting or anything, so I did a quick google search for how it may have been done in that particular (brilliant) movie. Wiki provided answers: Mechanical vignetting Mechanical vignetting occurs when light beams emanating from object points located off-axis are...