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Our do a bit of both? Have chase, blow something up and have it as part of the backstory of your main character. Great way to have an undercover cop get some respect or have a detective go after the bad guy because the bad guy blew up his partner or something? Over used I know but an excellent...

Making some short films usually helps?

I'm interested. Flick an e-mail to wewklaus@gmail.com

Congrats on trying man. At least you're trying.

Sounds like a lot of laughs. But why hire a stripper in the first place?

Have faith youn padiwan. lol. Be patient and the work shall come.

I'm not pro, but I'll give it a look over if you need one.

Greetings my young padiwan. Welcome to the boards. I hope your student film can be orginised in time. If you need some advice from people that know what they're doing this is the place.

Write a script no matter how bad, or how short, film it, edit it, show it to family & friends and get feedback good or bad, take advice and roll with it and repeat. The best advice I can give.

I'd have to agree. Go with the 2nd option.

It is my belief that with any good movie you have to answer the age old questions of Who? What? When? Why? How? And anything and beyond that is a good thing. No sure if it's a help, but it's my advice to you.

Personally? 1. El Mariachi 2. Clerks 3. Reservoir Dogs And pretty much any movies with a style you want to imitate or a director you aspire to be like. But those three are a decent basis I think for low budget films. Some other dudes may have some more ideas.

So what do you actually want? A script? or help with the filming. Hit me up at wewklaus@gmail.com

If you ever need a bit of help, look us up dude. I'm sure those of us that are here are going to be more then willing to help

Fading and quick cuts are usually an easy way I think. Though probably amaturish, montages are also a good way of showing time passing. Just a quick idea.

A couple of decent demo scripts man.

The less you can spend the better. If you've got classmates that are willing to become cast and crew that cuts down costs tremendously. Also begging and borrowing props is always good, it’s amazing what you can get if you ask politely or offer people a small role in your flick (another way to do...

It would probably pay to contact the publishing house and see if they have to pay royalties to the authers estaste if they have one, otherwise, I think the book would fall into the same category as Sherlock homes, etc.

Never said they didn't. Just meant that there films where constantly of a high standard, homage or not, they're still excellent films to watch, artistically, storywise, and character wise.

Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez are relativly consistant I've found.