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You cannot recreate what is not there (except in postproduction, but that is not the same). You need to spend some time in that forest and see with your own eyes at what time of the day the sparks and glimmers are there, then shoot at that time. You can also look around because sometimes just...

Practice makes perfect. The more you act, the better you get. Ignore the audience, ignore what others are telling you, with the exception of the director. Trust the director. He or she knows why s/he picked you for a certain role. As my acting teacher said, in this business you can only get better!

Well done!

It is possible to produce 3D movies in AviSynth with the 3D Toolbox. For example, to combine left.avi and right.avi into a 3D video suitable for YouTube, you would enter the following commands: leftvideo = AviSource("left.avi") rightvideo = AviSource("right.avi") Yt3D(leftvideo, rightvideo)...

No! Start by blocking in your head, then write it all down. Use a song like they did, even if you do not intend to play the song in your video. Music is a great natural timing machine. Instead of relying on a clock with numbers, you can time everything by the beats of the music. So, you can...

I suspect it works the other way round: If you prepare them, more than 10 people will get interested. :D

Isn't that how Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium started (or at least there was a similar scene near the start of the movie)?

I believe that only video is time coded and film is not. This video, starting at around 4:30, talks about timecode.

This is the second time you got called Doctor. Maybe you should just accept it. :mrgreen:

Hehe, happens to the best of us. :D

0.025mm and 0.0010 inches is the same thing. One is metric and the other is in inches.

Sorry, I have not seen Atonement, but I am sure someone else will answer that question.

A neutral density (ND) filter is simply a gray filter. It reduces the amount of the light passing through, and it does so uniformly, so it has a similar effect as loading a slower film into your camera. A polarizing filter only allows unpolarized light to get through. One of the ways of light...

Re: Transferring Hi8s onto Computer Hi8 is analog, right? If you have a decent analog TV card in your computer, you just connect the cables from the camera to that card and let the card save the input as an MPEG file. And, bingo, it is on your computer. Many of these cards are quite cheap these...

Re: Need opinions! Definitely!

Too many to list. :lol:

I would vote for Stardust, but it was not nominated.

Happy birthday!

Don't worry. You'll understand it. :lol:

1080i is not a "16x9 format". All 1080i means is that you get 1080 lines interlaced over two fields per frame. It can be used for 16x9, and often is, and then you get 1920 pixels per line. But it also can, and is, used for 4x3, with 1440 pixels per line. Right now, at least where I live, most...