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Emma Watson is in this. Whether she plays herself is yet to be seen, but I think it'd be hilarious if that's all anyone in the film did; play themselves.

Russ Meyer's "Up"

Merry Christmas as well! I'll give your suggestions a try!

I agree! To each his own, sir!

I can't do anything with lyrics. I turn the volume down so it's in the background. Silence bugs me. I need a little stimulus, and some smooth, instrumental stuff...

You've just poured yourself a glass of scotch and sit down to write out that FANTASTIC idea you have. What (if any) kind of music do you listen to? For me, I've been getting into Post-Rock lately....

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"This Is The End" is written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, and apparently everyone in the film plays themselves in it dealing with the apocalypse. The stuff Danny McBride says about how things...

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Jack White/The Raconteurs/The Dead Weather

I agree. I was pumped for the film. Bane breaking Batman's back is one of the most ICONIC storylines of comic book history, in the hands of Christopher Nolan, the "Filmmaking God" in some people's...

I'll probably see this just for the fact that it's comic book related... not sure. I'm not a big Superman fan.

I've read The Writer's Journey and Hero With A Thousand Faces. It's helped with coming up with the arc of your story, and your character. I also agree with writing every day. Get something out....

Isn't "Transcendence" wrapping up production or starting production? That's the one I'm looking forward to seeing the most.

We were lucky enough to get to chat with Jim Festante and James Asmus, authors of the new comic book series "End Times" published by Image Comics. Jim is also a comedian who performs all around, and...

There are a lot of extremely talented filmmakers on this board, and we'd love to interview you and give you another place to promote your film. If you're interested in being on the show, email us at...

Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've posted here. Mainly because I haven't been doing much in the way of filmmaking because I'm pursuing a career in stand up comedy now. With that said, here is...

This is a film I wrote and directed last August. Took a while to get the editing together and finalize everything.

Enjoy.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reKuNxyfPjk

The Gaussian Project

Thank you. I've been a big fan of the books ever since they were released. I like how much more in depth the books go into things, and certain arc differences between the two.

Edgar Wright himself has compared the film to musicals. When emotions get high, the people break into song. In this film, they break into fighting.

I for one would stay and watch a fight.

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a film has 2 hrs. A TV series (if picked up) gets at least 12-22 hrs to play with in a season. Most standard tv shows don't utilize CU's, Inserts, etc to help move the story forward like film does....

I think it's because usually TV has a lot more time to develop things that film doesn't have the time to do, so FILM helps tell the story visually, while TV just explains it with words.

I can't get enough of the show. I love it. The first episode was brilliant. It has slipped somewhat in quality, but I think in time everything will work out.

(Though the whole redneck thing is...

I'd do everything before/after the CU at one time and not touch the camera. Let the talent change and shoot. Then go in for the close ups once those shots are done, just to ensure the best possible...

The reason the "ding dong", "click", etc is in the film is because Scott lives in this "video game reality" that he's created in a way. It's to help us see what he sees in his day to day life.