WTB: 3-perf movement for MovieCam Compact MK2

[Tyler Purcell]

1 hour ago, Giray Izcan said:

I would shoot a short or a teaser for your feature and try to get funding. With a teaser, combining images, art work some stuff you shoot to convey the tone of the film, at least you could show something visual along with a strong script to investors and actor managers etc. Crunch numbers to estimate the budget, from locations to rentals to crew to catering and try the raise that much and then shoot. 

Yea, I think in todays world a teaser may help, but what helps more is to shoot a scene or two. Try to tell one part of the story and make it a short film. That helps A LOT as well. It's a long process. Need to be working on it 24/7 without distractions from a full time job or "life" issues. A good cinematic trailer, a good short that has legs, may get ya what ya need to make a feature. I haven't tried both, but I have tried neither and that doesn't work either. LOL