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ravinesedge said:
Thanks Blaine. Hopefully I won't dissappoint. I'm nervous with it being my first fest and all.
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Everyone's nervous the first time. Just be confident in your vision and act like you've been there before and no one will know. :thumbsup:

Preparation is the key to success. Know going into each shot what you want and how to convey that to your cast and crew. Have a rehearsal or at the very least, a table read to work out the kinks. You'll be fine. :beer:
 
Thanks for the advice. I was definitely going to do as many rehearsals as possible with the cast. I'll be doing shot lists as soon as I'm done putting the finishing touches on my script (which isn't going to take long, I'm just about done.)
 
Script is done. I may tinker with it here and there if I see something I don't like, but probably not much. Just emailed the talent agency earlier this morning. Waiting to hear back from them. Probably hear back tomorrow-ish... I'm waiting very impatiently hahaha. This is big for me.
 
The talent agency got back to me finally. They said if the actors weren't getting paid they couldn't audition there, but if I had any info on auditions to let him know and he'd be glad to post flyers up in his office... kind of worked out a bit... I also asked him out of curiousity and future reference the cost of the actors
 
well, still havent heard back about how much the actors would need to be paid... its getting close to the deadline... i may have to pull out of drama fest and shoot this when i can get actors... it pisses me off that the agency hasn't replied in a timely manner. i'd get actors from my college theater group, but the problem is they aren't good. i hate to say it but its true.

i'm teetering on whether or not to still try and get this done in time... i don't think its plausible at this point.
 
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