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2.40:1 Image by Jim Blob Blann One of my big yearnings right now is to shoot a film. Any aspect would be great but I think shooting in 2.40:1 would be an amazing experience. As i've made perfectly clear the last three years have produced now filmmaking which i'm pretty bummed about but let's hope the next three will be so packed that I wont be able to move for aspect ratios :). I think I might do a series of widescreen shots, leave the squares … [Read more...]

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Mismatched Tones The Next Three Days has a little trouble finding the right tone. The premise has all the makings of a proper film noir, a gritty tale of a decent man forced by circumstance to do some really ugly things. But the film doesn't exactly play out that way. Instead, it lays on a sappy score and runs things like a prestige drama. While the film still holds together, it feels like the film really loses ... Read more on Click The … [Read more...]

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De Niro in Melbourne: You talkin' to me? AN AUDIENCE with Robert De Niro, cinema legend, comes with a tantalising promise of danger: ''Please make sure you don't jump on him,'' directs a publicity maven to the hordes of gathered media. Read more on Straight Furrow Nine Ballard High films named semi-finalists at national film festival Nine works by students of the Ballard High School Video Production Program have been named semi-finalists for … [Read more...]

What should I look for in a camcorder for filmmaking?

Question by Hawkinator: What should I look for in a camcorder for filmmaking? I'm kinda knew to this, I'm a student filmmaker and am look to buy my first camcorder. My budget isn't too high, under 1,000. I can definately pay 500 but anything higher than 750 is probably pushing it. I just want to know what are somethings i should look for in buying a camcorder. Also, I will be editing these on a PC using Windows Movie Maker. Best answer: Answer … [Read more...]

Your opinon: What’s a good video camera for filmmaking and general filming?

Question by dang: Your opinon: What's a good video camera for filmmaking and general filming? I have been filmmaking for 10 years and need a new camcorder. I have never had any professional equipment, just the basics. But now I need a new camera. I want one that is good for making short films, but also portable enough for general use. It must also be easy to transfer the video to computer for editing. Preferred price: under $ 3000. But please … [Read more...]

Im a Young Student in 9th Grade I Would Like to Do Acting and Filmmaking What Should I Concentrate on First?

by Peace it Together Question by Jeremy A: Im a Young Student in 9th Grade I Would Like to Do Acting and Filmmaking What Should I Concentrate on First? Also What Schools Should I look into in The New York Area or in The Florida Area For Filmmaking and Acting? My GPA is Pretty High Im Just havin a Lilttle Rough Trouble Planning. what should i concentrate on 1st to make my life eaiser? Best answer: Answer by Michelletake writing electives, … [Read more...]

Q&A: Has anyone heard of pursuing a master’s degree with filmmaking and creative writing as a double major?

Question by Kate D: Has anyone heard of pursuing a master's degree with filmmaking and creative writing as a double major? And just how smart is that in today's economy anyway? Best answer: Answer by charlesUSC is the place... but, competition is fierce to land a job or sell a script without knowing people. You would want to perhaps take double BA's in drama and creative writing, then a Masters in the film industry with a lot of interning to … [Read more...]

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FILMMAKING! Image by Asiatic League www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHcp30pGUfc Leslie Nielsen dies at 84 Despite decades spent playing sober commanders and serious captains, Leslie Nielsen insisted that he was always made for comedy. He proved it in his career's second act.   "Surely you can't be serious," an airline passenger says to Nielsen in "Airplane!," the 1980 hit that turned the actor from dramatic leading man to comic star.   "I am serious," … [Read more...]