NickClapper,
I'm glad you saw and understood my point at least.
I was speaking to the people who are in awe wondering how its possible to make a film for 35 dollars.
Like I said, under the certain circumstances it cost him 35 dollars. But for the people getting into film, don't go expecting to make a film for 35 dollars.
Like rab said, he won most of the equipment, knew people for the rest, had connections, etc.
That's not always going to be the case.
Overall, my point was, it cost HIM 35 to make. Doesn't mean it will cost another person. Its not really that impressive of a mystery. The equipment was already owned and the rest was from connections and networking. There you have it. That's why it cost him 35 bucks to make.
Aside from that. Nice job Rab. I enjoyed it for the most part.
You realize we have less than the average filmmaker? The reason we put the budget there is to help inspire people to go out there and ask permission and try new things. We only had one camera, one mic, and one tripod. The standard. And one crew member.