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Go for it dude. Us members of student filmakers are always willing to advise and help in any way we can.

I go for what I term the "Thinking" comedy. A comedy that makes you laugh but can make you think as well. Kevin Smith's Clerk's is an interesting example of that.

Also a good thing that I've found helps. Depending on what type of movie/director/editor/whatever that you want to get into/do is to go to your local video store and rent a shit load of videos in that genre/by that director/whatever. And take lots of notes on pacing, editing, etc. You may not be...

There are actors, they're called friends and family. They don't have to be pros. If you look around the boards here somewhere, there is some advice on how to direct non-actors. And as for locations, work on it man work on it.

I'm sure friends and family would be in to helping ya out if you asked. That's how many filmmakers today got going.

I've done four student films as an Assistant Director and Camera Operator.

Damn it! The dude's right. Lol. Write it, see what happen's you never know.

Will look into it and see if I can find it.

I know this sounds like a half a zillion gits out there already, but I've got an idea for an horror movie. Don't know if it's origional or not, but hey it's mine. I've always found that working with someone helps a hell of a lot, so hit me up [email protected] if yer interested.

I'd lean towards Mac's as they're predisposition is towards this thing. PC's may have the software, etc. but Mac's where built and designed with this sorta thing in mind. But that's just mho.

Three words: What the fuck?! Dude, e thinks you might need to rethink at least 99.99% percent of that story.

Where's the link?

If ya ever need help.......

Seems like an interesting script. Are you writing it , or has it been written? I'm a dude, but am willing to work with someone to write it.

No probs man. hit me up on [email protected] some time and let me know how it's going.

Check out movies that tell two stories at once, see how they do it, don't really know any off the top of my head, but I'm sure there's someone out there that does.

Where to specialize? It depends on what kind of director you want to be. If you're visual go for cameras and lenses, if you're more of a sound dude, then go for the sound. Experiment with what you have and see what happens. Test out what you can and can't do with what you have before you start...

It could be done. Though it would probably have to be very well done.

The general consensus is to NOT use tripods if your doing an indie film or doco as they take up to much time and ebergy to set up/take down. Which can effect time and budget in doing so. Thats my 2 cents on that. Might add a bit more as I go.

The following link is a project that I'm working on atm, any opinions on it, are appreciated. http://pc.celtx.com/project/v7uvm4WFUypr