It is very quiet in here....

Don't think like that drapeama. You can do it. We're all family, and it's all about supporting each other.

What comes to my mind is more about the lack of experience I have comparing to some other members, the lack of crew that I will have to shoot my project... not talking about non-professional actors/actress that I can rely on...I'm a bit limited.

About my entry-level equipment, I'm a bit more confident I could compete, as I know how to use it, and how to push it to their limit.
But, in the end, it's more about learning than competing with other participants. All I need, as Alfred Hitchcock said, is three things: A Script, A Script and A Script.
 
I really like that style.


Yeah, that was a fun one to put together. It literally started on Tuesday of last week, when I popped into Texas Media Systems. They had a Pocket Camera sitting there, and Terry (the owner) asked if I wanted to take it out this weekend and shoot with it. One thing led to another, and we were shooting in a cemetery in Smithvile, Texas on Sunday. :D
 
They had a Pocket Camera sitting there, and Terry (the owner) asked if I wanted to take it out this weekend and shoot with it. One thing led to another, and we were shooting in a cemetery in Smithvile, Texas on Sunday. :D
Kind of stuff that usually never happens around here! :P
It was nice from you to share it though!
 
hummm... happened AFTER I announced I'd be going for that style in my thread... that sauce IS hot! :shocked:
(might have to change plans)
:)

Hey, you do what you had planned to do. This was just a little "thing" we did to try to stir up some interest in HorrorFest around the web. :D
 
I bet things will pick up when a Whitmer script gets snagged. Dancing chainsaws, keys in odd places, blood lotions, open-heart surgery, nekid people.
 
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