Hi. I'm Bob and honestly, I don't work in the film industry at all. I hope I am not inappropriately inviting myself to the party. I had an idea for a movie (who hasn't?) years ago and have written a mix of dialogue and summary across 35 pages. I'm at a cross roads on how to take from 35 pages of som...
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So, I am shooting my Thesis film for school next semester and it is a martial art movie. This will be my first one even though I am OBSESSED with martial art movies. (I never realized how much more production-wise goes into them) Is there anyone who can recommend a fight choreographer and stunt acto...
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I personally don't know anyone, but if you shoot it yourself, keep your actors at a steady speed. when you get to post and play with the speed, it will give you a lot less work and a lot more useable frames. Good Luck with it!!
Hey Odin--Freddie Poole in Dallas, TX is a fight choreographer, stuntman, stunt double, and actor. He owns Freddie Poole's Martial Arts. I do not know if he is on this site yet. He was my martial arts...
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if you were doing more eastern style like bar room brawl and european my husband would be the man for you. he uses the environment like jackie chan does, just less kung fu, and more brute like you would see on game of thrones.
sorry for the delayed response. Just came back from vacation! YAY! Hayley, I will keep that in mind for the bar fights. I am looking for martial art styles though. Thank you! Bob, I am shooting around september so I do have enough time to find people. Thank you!
I have finished a 37 minute film and I am submitting to film festivals. I used music from tracks I purchased on iTunes. I have emailed the music compaines to negotiate a license to use the music in my film. They do not respond to my emails, two companies are in France. I have made a good faith effor...
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Rachel Miranda Jones thanks for your follow up. Most of the participants here were reasoned and respectful, Ms. Segretti was the only one who attempted to humiliate me. Her remarks are hypersensitive,...
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Good luck, David!
Always, always put the C and the date on your movie. George Romero's Night of the Living Dead is THE example of what can go wrong if you don't. It was released without the Copyright marker, and was in...
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Option 2.
A few weeks ago, I posted a job opening for a co-writer for a movie I'm producing. I had a tremendous response. This could be because this movie is actually going to be made... I've worked hard to put...
Expand commentA few weeks ago, I posted a job opening for a co-writer for a movie I'm producing. I had a tremendous response. This could be because this movie is actually going to be made... I've worked hard to put myself in the position to make the movie (full time for the past 4 years). Raman, learn, raman, work on film... With that being said, everyone has an idea for a movie. Most are actually good stories. Few have the ability to be made into a film. ME, I'm going to make my story into film because I've chosen to be a film maker. I work with film more that I do anything else. That makes me a film maker. If you spend more time being an attorney, you're an attorney. I think you should really look into time management... And Alle's wrong, you can learn talent. If she thinks otherwise she should post the nursery rhyme she wrote in the third grade... It does however take time to build skills. I'm sure that Alle has spent over a decade building her skills... as well as the rest of us (USC Creative writing '94). So, I suggest #2. Put in the time and keep the faith! Good luck!!
... and be willing to take on a partner when the time is right... or pay money. lol, this second post is after my morning coffee... ;)