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Nicely done.
Constructive criticism:

Pan slower. Establish the shots.
The scene with the crows and the vultures... zoom in one one crow, keep the focus on him. Then zoom out, pan down to one on road, re-zoom.
my $0.02 anyways..

What kind of camera were you using?

I too am a maker of film.

www.milneyfilms.com/polcheck has a series of Improvised comedies i worked on on it, and i have more eps i never put up, but am losing my main actor and stuff so I wont be able too. The 2nd Chruistmas special is the best.

currently working on a series involving a Ninja Hobo. Probabkly wont be up till middle of next year, I still hjave a lot of pre-production to do.

Are you doing the 24/7 film this year?

Radbaron wrote:What kind of camera were you using?

Small HI-DEF camera, though prepare for Day 2 since it will be MUCH more stable.

JV: Yes, a Back to the Future spoof.

Turns out I can't upload the music from Day 2 into youtube and it gets muted.

Baaaaaawww

Because I'm in so much love with district 9, I'm going to be making a few machinima virals on it. Here's a sample of what it will be: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHIBf73lkGA

My next one will be of me escaping district 9. Why am I using the word "Me" you ask? Well, because in facebook I roleplay as a non-human in the MNU Spreads Lies group wall. I've been getting friend requests like crazy.

Funny how one thing leads to another and then you're known as a poleepkwa on Facebook.

Post Production sucks.

Especially if you undershot some scenes.

I love Post production!
I consider myself an Ed Woodish movie maker- I make movie for the love of making movies..but I also studied at Bard and storyboarding at Parsons ; )

I did get there in the end by moving some scenes around.

But I need to remember to give my self a bit more of a shooting ratio.

I helped put my ex- through Temple college up in Philadelphia... and as involved as I was in each shoot, I felt as though I nearly had enough experience to be a film student myself. When you're engaged to the film student and you're her only acquaintence with any acting experience, you often find youself in prominent roles of her films.

But one thing I remember that she did very well was storyboarding every little aspect of the shoot beforehand. She was also an artist, so she could quickly and sharply sketch what she wanted from each shot - and by planning out each moment with almost excessive detail, she could focus on thinking as a director when it came time to roll camera.

... but I swear, I'm so happy those days are over. She always seemed to decide that for whatever role, I would look best in a beard. Four or five weeks of an itchy face just for one day of shooting.

I have an idea for a music video, for a song i'm yet to do, which is currently under the working title of "ZeroPrism Opera: Null"

The track itself will be instrumental electronic rock, and the music video will involve Zombies....