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Hello Sabrina ! Let's put it this way : - talking about studies in different places in the world, I created a topic in the "filmmakers cafe" section. I think it's nice to have ressources on one subject in one place, so if you want, jorge, you can post in this section as well (topic : Hi from...

It was great people from different countries in the world telling us about their studies and schools, anybody else ?

I realize I made somehow a terrible mistake, using the word "stunt" instead of grip (remember I'm french, and I'm afraid it can't be cured!). So I edited my posts. Sorry.

There she is !!! Hi, Sibylle ! :D

sorry I forgot to tell you the grip accessorie you put your camera on for setting on the hood and that fits on the suction cup is called a limped. (edited the post)

Now my students have posted a link to the studentfilmakers.com 's forum in their link section, so I hope they will come around here... They also have created a section for students from foreign countries, if you want to join ...

Do you want to rent on a specific project or buy a camera ?

O k for hood = cap I've done it with a "big" dvcpro 50 philips, aatons and arri sr s16 and 35 arri BL. I think a professional grip is necessary because they are used to the accessories, dos and don'ts... You also ask your rental and make tests before shooting. It all depends on the camera...

Exactly. It's a great material for making models (boats, planes...) because it's so light. You'd break an inch square with your fingers.

I also thought you had studios in mexico, as a good friend of mine worked there for 25 years as a sound engeeneer (sorry for the writing...) and told me so but may beit changed in the 2 or 3 past years ?

yes, exactly. Another point is that tv gives money to cinemea too, as feature lengths are one of their major programs, that make the best results as well as tv films.

(sorry I sent this post twice so i delete it)

I'm sorry I'm late on this topic, and I don't see Danny back on this one, but I'll give my advice anyhow 'cause I've been shooting these kind of things quite often. I think you should forget about the blue screen anyway, it's overdated and doesn't look real. This is what I know : For shooting...

I'm not a prop specialist but I've been working on a little numerous films as an operator or assistant and as I don't see any reply yet, I'll give you my "2 cents" : For what's about concrete, I would think that plaster is a good base material. You can color it as you wish, put some littel...

Have a look around the forum, you'll find a lot about dv cams (dv, dvcam and dvcpro), comparing their cost and quality. But... If you tell us a little bit more about your project, may be someone might help you much better. What kind of film is it ? What do you plan to issue it ? (only video or...

in France there are about 100 to 120 feature lenghts made each year, plenty of TV films, series, many commercials and "institutionnal" films, plus short lenghts...

Hi ! Thanks for your post ! I think it's better if you write in english because - I hope - it might interest anybody intersted in this topic ! I just have a comment on this program : is there no theorical technical course of anykind ? Is there no "mise en scene/directing course" ? I think...

Just to say that one of my students passed the louis lumiere entrance exam successfully (one who replied kim's post on my student's site) :)

Kim : I was estonished not to find your site in the links section but I don't administrate my students' site. It's one of them who gave me your site's adress, remember, so I was sure there was a link. Good thing you've come around to do it . Jacob : It's nice to see you've came around too...

inscription to register connexion to log in after registering go here : http://www.citizen-cannes.net/forum/index.php?act=Reg&CODE=00 then : pseudo means "nickname" mot de passe : password type it in again email adress type it in again forget the section item confirm the security code : type...