My first "Planned short" - B movie inspi

matthewd5

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hello.

i am about to do my first planned short, by that i mean that i have done mostly documentary work and i did one short that came out pretty well but we basically did it ad-lib where people made up stories as they went along.

i don't have a clue why but for some reason i thought of doing something roughly "B" movie like, and a little bit like Christine / Stephen King

Its one of those things where you use what you have, i have unlimited access to a 68 barracuda and a 67 camaro.

Forgive my vagueness but i'm just working off a rough idea and trying to write it now...

it would involve a christine type theme with perhaps a flashback where the main character had a hit and run where he killed someone way back when and now the car reappears.

the thought is to have it end where his girlfriend/wife is there when he wakes up and it was a nightmare and then the camera does a dolley move forward to and out the window and the car (barracuda) that was in the nightmare is out on the street.

i need a lot of help and i'm not sure where to start!

i am technically proficent at the dvx-100 but obviously not a writer.

matthew
 
Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Hey, you should jump over to the screenwriting section for posting these types of questions. Might get more help.
 
Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

hey, i'm stupid :)

i didn't see a screenwriting section and i even looked!

matthew
 
Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

[quote author=matthewd5 link=board=Directing;num=1097010908;start=0#2 date=10/05/04 at 16:56:15]i didn't see a screenwriting section and i even looked![/quote]

No worries! That's why we are all here to help each other out. ;)
 
Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Re: My first "Planned short" - B movie i

Make sure they don't write a story for you in the screenwriting section or you will give credits of writing to "DVXUSER Screenwriting Community".
Good luck!
 
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