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I know because many of my short films are appearing as filler on the show!

- Ross
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hey guys - you just saved my a**! thanks for the tips on PREMIERE PRO. due to a technical glitch, I have to move up to Premiere Pro by the end of the week. My Canon ZR40 just lost it's ability to do ANALOG OUT. I can still do analog input, firewire in/out, and use it as a camcorder, but it's main fu...

I fail to see why they got rid of A/B Roll timelines in PRO.

I also don't like Premiere Pro's lack of DRAG & INSERT... anyone know how to drop a clip on the timeline (in Pro) in between clips and have it move everything over?

I3lade203 wrote:Well, like I read! Haha, anyway what did you do for them?

Built their web page, made several commercial referrals, and built a non linear editing computer for the Telecine house.

I don't believe ANY Hollywood production can afford to crash a real B-17. So that's how you got your muzzle flashes so damn nice... they were real!? All real. The blanks were AWESOME. They boughtthem from the same guys who made blanks for BAND OF BROTHERS. The re-enactors paid for the blanks themse...

Don Drennan did the 3D effects, matte paintings, and visual FX. We had to make CGI planes because there are only 4 B-17's that can still fly, and we had less than $600, so they wouldn't crash & burn the real plane for us... All of the muzzle flashes are real from the blanks. The make up effects ...

Nope. That entire scene was shot for less than $600 US. Getting short ends and working for/with other filmmakers, ones with 35mm film packages, helps alot. When you work for other people, they will work for you. Do a lot of things that benefit someone other than yourself, and it pays off in the end....

This is off subject but, Sonnyboo would you happen to know of a place in Ohio called the Hollywood Dream Factory? I bought some clappers from them that are really good. I bought my first slate from there. I ordered online, but I haven't heard of them in a while. I never went to their store in Toled...

Umm .. you posted this before in social and chating... :roll: the props were amazing, the story sucks, the acting is good, the editing ranges from bad to good. The nbc interview is pretty cool, did they contact you or you contact them? Uhhmm I added the link the the NBC news story in this one. Didn...

Check out the "trailer-scene" for our World War II horror feature - CLICK HERE TO SEE "Horrors of War" . How many times have you seen a trailer & then the movie sucked? We want to demonstrate that we can actually tell a story, so we choose to do a teaser scene from the beginn...

What's funnier than a mockumentary about two redneck women bowlers who think they are competing against arch rivals who turn out to be mentally challenged guys on their monthly outing from the Ha-Ha House? GRUDGE MATCH, 4 minutes Two good ol' country gals are documented as they have their bowling to...

lethelgirth87 wrote:I thought that Megan Pillar was kinda hot, lol, and good acting....for the most part.

Dude, she's ONLY 17!!!!

It's illegal to have thoughts like that about Megan!

her official site & many pics of here is here

http://mywebpage.netscape.com/kmpillar

Team 3.2 Million Miles created a 6 minute short for the 48 Hour Film Project that screened last night at the University of Northern Kentucky. Over 200 people were in attendence of each of the 3 screenings. ALWAYS LATE, 6 minutes Always Late was made as a part of the 48 Hour Film Project 2004 in Cinc...

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