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For a 1000 CDs you should use replication. Duplication entails copying a CD, piece by piece to a CD-R (something you could actually do yourself on a computer). Replication involves creating a glass master and then making a large number of discs from that master. This is the type of CDs sold in...

Nothing crappy about your acting! You were very good, very natural, very realistic, very believable. I was quite impressed by your acting.

In my personal experience the best way to upload a widescreen presentation on YouTube (and LiveVideo) is to letterbox it yourself but with a white background instead of black. The result gives out the impression of a true 16:9 image even if it actually is a 4:3 with white bars on both the top...

Filmtools.com is a good place to start. Definitely not a toy store.

That's a good title!

Just don't be surprised if everyone is laughing at you because cloning takes nine months and does not give you a twin your own age but a newborn with the same genes as you.

Re: Simple Question By that logic 35 mm is bad compared to 16 mm because it shows everything better. In just slightly over a year (February 17, 2009) all TV stations in the US will cease airing traditional analog programming and will only air HDTV. I do not know about other countries...

Then how can you not choose? Go with the one that looks amazing and not with the one that you hate. Forget about "entry level". Go with what you like, not with what someone else labels it. After all, it is going to be your camera, not ours. So, it does not matter what we think. The only thing...

If you want to distribute your DVD in the US and/or Canada, use NTSC. If in Europe (and most of the rest of the world), use PAL. All DVDs are in the MPEG-2 format. Well, maybe when the DVD format was first released, they might have been in MPEG-1, but worrying about that would be like not...

PAL has nothing to do with DVD regions. A DVD can be PAL or NTSC, and completely unrelated to that, it can be restricted to a region or region free. If it is restricted to a region, you need a DVD player that can play that region. Some DVD players can play all regions. But you cannot change...

Re: How do you get rid of reflections? A polarizing filter should do it.

You still have to obtain the rights. It is the copyright, not the sellright. So, any time you want to copy a song, you have to get the owner's permissions. They might let you do it for free for the type of project you are describing, but there is no guarantee they will. In the US, there are...

Re: Looking for this scream sound effect FOREVER! I don't have the same one (and it is probably copyrighted if it comes from a game, as the comments below that video say). But I have just screamed into my microphone like that. If my scream will do, you can find it here. You can download the...

Re: Did you start a networking page? Re: Did you start a networking page? So, is this different from the forum? I mean, do you need to re-register and get a user name and password, or does your forum user name and password work there?

Yes, I think non-union writers will start filling in if the strike keeps dragging on much longer. Indeed new writers will see this as an occasion to get their work recognized. Of course, it will still have to be quality work, but there are always new people who would love making it in Hollywood...

So, you got it working, very good. :D

I wouldn't do that. You could easily damage the film that way.

Nothing wrong with Nvidia GEforce. 5 years is not terribly old. It should work.

I produced my Like Father Like Son (which you can see on the Summer Shorts 2007 page) entirely in Poser, except I made the background in Vue. Poser is commercial, but on occasion they offer an older version free. Also Blender is very powerful and completely free. The famous Elephants Dream...

Quite frankly, I did not read your post at first because the banner in your signature is so big that I have to scroll left and right to read your text. Anyway, your site says to right click on the download button and save. But doing that saves an HTML page, not the tutorial. And when I got to...