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In the spirit of my filming side project (a 1920s Gothic horror story adaptation), I've decided to channel my inner golden age filmmaker. The film will be in black and white, have a classic 4:3 aspect ratio, and utilize day for night filming.

To do this, I'm waiting for a new red filter and some step up rings to attach the whole thing to my...
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I wasn't going to do this, but hey, what the hell. I blog a lot about films I've done, or that I'm doing. It's a big part of my life right now, mainly because I'm starting to figure out what the hell I'm supposed to do to make a good film.

For those who have not already gotten their fill of my film related posts,...
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almost_missed:
Gave it a like an I love the vision of your company! We need more companies like this to help budding artists nowadays.
oneimill:
Awesome. Thanks @almost_missed
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A location I want to use for a film refuses to let me use it at night. Rather than getting mad, I'm just gonna learn some old school Day for Night cinematography. I just need to find a few people interested in being in some test footage I have to shoot to learn this now outdated technique.

New challenge for a new year!

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oneimill:
Exactly @dmaggot Goddard said film is truth at 24 frames. Bullshit. Film is 24 frames of lying, and doing a damn good job of lying.
dmaggot:
Haha exactly. 
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Let me begin by saying I'm a huge HP Lovecraft fan. Today I discovered there's an HP Lovecraft Film Festival for adaptations of that mad genius's work.

Although I am working on two projects at the moment, I've decided to take on a new challenge: "The Statement of Randolph Carter". Although not my favorite story, it has a good framework that I can use to...
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I use twitter to promote the film projects I'm working on. I'm not a big fan of the site, and 9 times out of 10, I don't really post much. The other day, I simply posted that of all the characters I enjoy writing the most, I enjoy writing female characters. I've learned such a statement will result in two negative comments:

1) I like...
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Some of the screenshot photos I've been posting came from a short film I was making back in September. I only got through about half of the film before I moved, and before I started questioning the film. I feeI as though the script is missing something, but I can't figure out what. I'm looking for a few people who would be interested in reading...
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oneimill:
@almost_missed It's basically about a young woman, who has emotionally closed her self off, having to deal with the recent death of her grandfather, and everyone else's expectations on how she should be grieving.
almost_missed:
In which aspect do u think is missing? Cause I have a idea that borders alon the line of schizophrenia but might change the whole story, I think... Haha
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After a month long break, it's back to work on my Masters degree. Rather than go into some long tirade, I feel like this one photo (sadly, not my own work) best describes the attitudes found in the world of a Masters in Business Administration:

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I have 8 days left for my fundraising campaign, and I haven't even broken 10% yet. This is really frustrating me, seeing how all I've asked my friends to do is share the link. These are the same people I've bailed out countless times. I guess I'm just asking too much of them in return.

almost_missed:
That is rough! Why do u need a fund raiser though?
oneimill:
@almost_missed Major downside of filmmaking: if you're not famous, you have to scrounge up a budget, which can get pretty high if you want to make a good film.
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My roommate has just come back from vacation, and no one thought to drive her car around for the 11 days she was gone. Seeing how her car is dead, I was woken up and told she needed a ride to work...in 15 minutes.

There is something energizing about a 2 hour early morning drive where there's nothing to keep you awake apart from the...
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almost_missed:
Haha that's an interesting way to start of the day. Kinda reminds me of the scene where the driver is in his little  car flat cap and coat with fingerless gloves, delivering the "package" to where it is wanted, in the middle of the woods haha