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It's called adding production value.

I understand. Some of it was a response for others reading this post. Not all is directed at you. But the film was bad, sorry. lol

LOOKS TERRIBLE! I don't think because is was shot in 3 days in looked like this. Bad DP, lack of technical skill. Bad director, lack of visualization. Bad audio. Acting was...not there. Scenario: If you gave Steven Spielberg and Oliver Wood a 3 day film challenge do you think it would look bad?

Understood. Of course that is the premise of how I want to shoot, pre-lit etc. Also on one of the 30min shows I was in 3 different locations, not a stage. This show is in its 4th season. But thanks for your insight. I take all this advice into considerations ;-)

I've been on at least two shows (as a Guest-Star actor) where we shot an entire 30min episode in one day. Not a soap. Then I've also done shows where it took 6 days to shot a 30 min show and also a 60min show. Do they have a problem with 'quality production' one a one day shot vs 3?

That is exactly what I had in mind, a theatrical performance. The movie "SILENT HOUSE" starring Elizabeth Olsen was shot as 'one take'.

3 day feature shoot impossible? Hello Fellow Filmmakers, I'm producing my first indie feature myself. I have a VERY limited budget, as do most of us. My script is 80 pages with LOTS of action sequences (no dialogue) (not action/fighting). 75% of the script takes place in one location and I...