Rachel Ann Mullins: Actor, producer and director in Los Angeles, California.

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Hi Rachel! Welcome to Stage 32, and congrats on the release of your teaser! I look forward to seeing the full project.

thanks man

Lukasz, perhaps check out the Jobs section (upper menu bar) for possible opportunities. You can search by location and by specialty. Best to you! :)

check fb for production crew groups

Lukasz hope you fun in LA. It's a great city. I wrote a guide for peeps moving there http://www.rachelrath.com/ebook/index.htm It might help you out. I found Filmmakers Alliance a great network - check them out. www.filmmakersalliance.org/

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There's more to filming a movie, and I'm glad I'm learning here.

Anytime Rich. Ask away.

building yourself a cemetary could be cheap and convincing with smoke and lights

That's really helpful. Thank you for your attention and

Thank you Mr. Peter.

ask an up and coming musician theyll do it for free

Amen Peter Fleming. Amen.

@Peter Fleming Overthinking this? Maybe, maybe not.... your not some junior high or high school kid fooling around with Dad's video camera.... If a group is creating weekly content there has to be a purpose and an end goal. It has to benefit everybody on the team otherwise it's just one or more people exploiting the time and talents of the rest of the group for their own gain.

Sorry to detour this thread further with my above comment about ethical behavior. It's sadly lacking in this industry.

I appreciate your offer Rachel but I notice that you're down in LA. My show is titled the Northwest Independent Filmmaker's Showcase. The NWIFS presents films and promotes filmmakers throughout the northwest which I define that as Nor CA, OR, WA, BC, AK, ID, UT and we throw in MT & WY. I respectfully must decline your offer. It's sad really – I only have enough short films to make two – maybe three – shows. I can only assume that NW filmmakers are unwilling to promote themselves or are to ashamed of their work to have it displayed on public television. I don't know which and I'm beginning not to care.

Uhoh.."stealth movies" I wonder where you got that line from...

Hi Andre, it’s nice to see you in here on Stage 32 – you have a lot to bring to the table. For those of you who don’t know Andre; I met him a couple of years back when I discovered his short Bum Rap film somewhere – I don’t recall where. I contacted him and suggested he enter it in the Eugene International Film Festival, he appeared a little reluctant at first but finally entered. He said that he just wanted to make a little “stealth movie.” His little “stealth movie” won first place in its category at EIFS. I urge you all to go find it – YouTube (I think). Andre – plagiarism is one of my stronger suits – but I only steal the best from the best.

Many great ideas. - I don't have much experience, but my best advise would be to keep a thesaurus handy. - It helped me immeasurably when I needed to explain what I was looking for from an actor. The words from my vocabulary that I used while expressing certain actions didn't inspire the performance that I wanted, but when I used words that corresponded from a thesaurus, the light turned on in my talents understanding and I got a noticeably improved actions and reactions.

I have particularly efficient advice, do what Robert Rodriquez says to do in his book. We get this situation often where folks whom are not there because they really want to—whom then maybe want to run things.

Hey Royce, I'm a Nidan in aikido. Good advice. Liam: Story: I would say you're a storyteller first and foremost. Keep it simple: See if you can execute and interesting shot with dynamic blocking with one master, then get some close-ups for coverage sake. Crew: make sure you have a good, working relationship with your DP and editor. And yes, try to avoid doing these things yourself. Maybe on your first go you can get away with it, but after a while, work with a team. Film is a collaborative effort.