Recent content by attatae

I'm continually impressed by the great production values around here! You also have excellent lighting, good job on that. My suggestion would be to create more suspense next time you have a scene like in the beginning (when the fella was gonna make the first sound.) Some more tension and...

That's a great list, I don't have any I use that aren't there. However, the Creative Screenwriting Podcast (in iTunes) has been an invaluable resource - love Jeff G! I have several film podcasts I listen to, especially when running errands around town, really convenient.

Thanks for posting this Kim. At first I was thinking huh? but then it got interesting when I noticed the effect of the sword unmoving relative to the camera. In other words the sword never moves, trippy! Added this to my youtube faves, it could come in handy for some cinematography technique in...

The way you match up the visuals and music in the beginning is really good, and the font definitely adds to the creepiness. Like Jody said though, show some spooky stuff in your trailer when you finish (I look forward to it.) And sometimes music (especially the drums in the middle) make it seem...

I'd agree, but (to be sure) I know a lot of people that would argue their self-discipline and planning abilities are their biggest strengths. Maybe this would've saved Coppola the hellish experience of making "Apocalypse Now." (Although yes, it was a terrific film, so hmm...)

Hi SaWalker! I'm new to the forums too, and it's nice to find a place where lots of other film students are. I do writing and directing, looking forward to reading your stuff on the forums.

You did a really good job - the camera's pic quality was really good, that's the first thing I noticed. I haven't seen many people actually go for the lip-synching, but you pulled it off well. In the way of improvement, the biggest thing I'd say is you should try moving the camera more - add...