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There are so many different digital projectors out there (InFocus, Epson, etc.) and I'm wondering if anyone knows a good projector to get for premiering movies on a big screen. Under $1500 please

A guy who was making a film called "Dirt Boy" in Cape Cod just went there in the middle of the winter when nobody was there and filmed without showing store names. (the movies on DVD now)

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I3lade203 wrote:How do you plan on animating it?

She said it's not going to be animated in the other post. It's going to be a prop in somebody's home.

It says;

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That is what I am trying to change it from.

I typed "hi." It says Account information changed, returing to home page but it isn't any different

Matt, I haven't been able to change my signature! I tried on three different computers; could it be my account?

Reminds me of TS Production's "Wall Crawler."




Looks really good

I think the title matched it perfectly. Only noticed one little error, and that's when he took the container to put the meat in, it was already full of meat, but it was empty when he put in the meat he had chopped up.

Maybe you should add some credits to it

Whoa.

Isn't it more costly to build your own?

I am a Mac user. I was using Final Cut Express to edit a film my friend and I made, and it suddenly said it was unable to import the footage because of the timecode. So, I went into iMovie (the beginner program) and imported there because it has scene detection. Then, I put it into FCP. I put it on ...

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Enjoy.

What kind of places to you have acess to with them?

Which do you think has better quality? I noticed that Mini DV sometimes seems to be lower quality, and Digital 8 has better color but I may be wrong.

I think the killer wrote it after he killed his family, meaning that he would come back to kill him, but I'm probably wrong. What camera did you film that with?

That was one of the best movies I've seen around here, recently! Probably because it really looked like you put a lot of work into it. Very creative angles, too! Like when he swept the meat off of the counter.

Awesome job.

Isn't it in the Film Gallery?

Gryo, once again, check your PM inbox.

If all works out, you can send the file over with SendThisFile.com and I'll put it up on the host.

It'll be up soon...

"Low Budget Chroma Paint. Mixed by Lowe's Hardware, it is a very close match to the original chroma green (left) and about half the price. Lowes will mix it if you give them the following numbers: 103-4Y 113-1Y 1145Y32 base 4"

I quote this from Detonation Films' website.

Mushiman used a bunch of fireworks all tied together, and that looked pretty cool.

Gryo, check your PM Inbox.

I agree with maj barnes, the quality would degrade over time. But doesn't doing that give you timecode problems? It you had a clip, and than you record two shorter clips over it with a break in between them, that might screw things up.