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“For A Screenwriter” Can You Please Reccomend How To Obtain An Agent.. Or Refferals For One?”?

Question by Leah: "For A Screenwriter" Can You Please Reccomend How To Obtain An Agent.. Or Refferals For One?"? Best answer: Answer by meatWrite a query letter. Get a copy of the Hollywood Representation Directory and send your query letter to every agent or manager in it that you believe would be a good fit for you - the agent/manager works for YOU, not the other way around. Send a copy of your treatment to those that request it. Send a … [Read more...]

Lost in Seoul-Demo Reel

lostintokyo-en.seesaa.net This is the new plan of a japanese independent film maker Kotaro IKAWA. There is only a project proposal now, and the prospect of the production is not in sight yet. So, this demo reel was made by Kotaro IKAWA and the musician Jun SEKIGUCHI. The subject of this cinema is the music, language and communication which are beyond countries, cultures and any kind of borders. STORY: A minor Japanese musician falls in love with … [Read more...]

Crandall & Mercy Blu-Ray Reviews: A Serious Man

Indie filmmakers Crandall & Mercy review the Coen Brothers newest film, "A Serious Man," which is nominated for 2 Oscars this year: Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. Doug Jones Hell Boy Silver Surfer interviewed by Eric Zuley aka EZ The youngest of four brothers, Doug Jones was born on the 24th May, 1960, in Indianapolis, Indiana, and grew up in the city's Northeastside. After attending Bishop Chatard High … [Read more...]

Q&A: Will 35mm film production severely taper off?

by uniondocs Question by Mr. Happy is Sad: Will 35mm film production severely taper off? I know the person who told me that film will cease to be manufactured in a few years is a fearmonger, but I cant help but worry, since digital is taking over, and with companies like agfa bankrupt, and kodak making cuts, how much longer does film have? I know it wont die, but I'm worried variety of types will diminish and prices will skyrocket. PS: The price … [Read more...]

What should I do to get into film school?

by go mustangs Question by wbadbada: What should I do to get into film school? I'm currently taking all the APs and Honors classes i can to get my GPA as high as possible. I'm currently taking part in my school's music program for about 3 years now and going for all 4 by the time I graduate. I can't fit another other classes such as film-making or acting or stage production. So, in my spare time I like to write screenplays without them actually … [Read more...]

391 San Antonio – A Semiconductor Documentary

Silicon Valley is known worldwide as the global center of high tech innovation. In large part, the spark that ignited Silicon Valley's explosive growth can be traced back to a 50 year-old dispute that occurred in the building at 391 San Antonio Road, Mountain View, California. In the 1950s William Shockley was considered a "God" in the electronics world. He led the Bell Labs team that invented the transistor in 1948. With funding from Arnold … [Read more...]

EXCLUSIVE! A Taste of Red (Part One)

The First Part of a 19 min film I made in 2009 to show the quality and diversity of marine life in the Northern Red Sea. This film was made from a montage of the very best shots I captured over the course of 2 years constant diving and filming underwater while working for Camel Dive Club. From mating Turtles to a Moray Eel eating a stone fish I was able to capture some unique images due to being in the water almost every single day for two years. … [Read more...]

What’s the name of this film production job?

Question by citizen_angry_jim: What's the name of this film production job? I'm trying to find out the name of the job, so that I can find it on Entertainment Careers or somewhere and then find out how I should go about getting my degree so that I can do that. I would summarize it basically like this: you would work with the development team, storyboarding it, and working with the guys who are pitching it. I'll go into more detail if I need … [Read more...]