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Yea it was really good, what happened to Don Knotts being in the Memory montage?

Hello, I am shooting a short for my film class, it will be in the woods durning the morning hours and I am going for the look in "THE HUNTED" I was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions as to what fstop i should shoot at or around and anything thing else you may find to be helpful. Thanks, Ben

Congrats sir, keep on doing your thing!

I go to Brooks Institute, yes the admissions reps are rather annoying, but the education is great, they really prepare you for the industry, we have tons of equiptment, and the people that actually end up graduating really know what there doing and go on to do some great things, I'd go have a visit of the campus, we have a couple sound stages, and the teachers are awesome, really know what there talking about, and they are coming from LA to teach, and when there not teaching they are working on movies.

I thought it was an outstanding movie, most of the kong shots were amazing and looked so real, however there were a few as stated that were not so good. But all in all the Cinematography were good. I as well was confused to as why there were not many people in the theatre.

I just saw this movie a few days ago and it was outstanding everything from the shot selections down to the editing was so modern and amazing for its time what do you all think if you have seen it? definetly worth seeing if you havent!

any of the Lord Of the Rings extended versions have great behind the scenes stuff.

thanks you very much. If anyone else has any info that would be great.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone is or has attended or know anything about The Brooks Institute of Photography film program. What are your thoughts on it, was it a good program, where did you live? and just as much info about the program as you can give would be greatly appreciated, because I applied there and want to make the right decision. thanks a lot.

www.fullsail.com I hear different thing about it, I hear mostly that its only good for audio and such. Not so good for the Cinematography aspect and such, I will be attending LA Film School which is owned by Full Sail, but much much better.

I was wondering if anyone has heard anything about this program www.film-connection.com or if any one has been threw it. Any information is much appreciated. thanks Ben

Hey, I actually just visited the film school...it looked great, a great guy named tony gave me a tour, I saw students there working too. They are in the end process of getting credited, so you can apply for FAFSA, but for right now they have other loans. It looked great for cinematography and directing, production design all that. They were actually shooting a thesis project on one of there two huge sound stages, it was great too see, very proffessional and there were working professionals in hollywood just walking around the school it was kinda cool. the first couple weeks is boot camp you learn about all the equipment and right away start making short films. They are one of the first schools to get like 30 xl2's and they have some panasonic dvx100/a. They have film 16mm and 35mm, Panavision, they have everything you could need, you visit lighting companys for school trips, it looked great, I suggest going and checking it out. I am applying for sept. 2005.

oh ok thanks a lot for all your help.

Hello, I was wondering how to crop my video shooting with the dvx-100a or any camera, to 16:9, how do I crop it? I may just be stupid, thanks for the help.