Enrique Lombana

Thanks again! :rolleyes:

Thank you David.

Does anyone know what it cost to rent this camera? I saw a production crew ad and they said they were shooting on the Genisis and this was a low ball budget movie. I thought, are the Genesis cameras that available now?

Just curious if anyone knew, thanks,

Enrique

Does anyone know how to smooth out the the sharpness in the movement when shooting digitally. It's just too choppy. For example, if you're shooting a helicpoter, it's blades would look more as if a strobe light was on them as opposed to a nice blur as film would do. Or even when a person is moving their arms fast. I know digital is not film, but can it be lessened a bit.

Thanks,

Enrique

I was recently on a film set and the dp said that the sountrack part is never used during filming. It is just for holding the spot for later when the soundtrack is added.

Now I understand the sound is captured on a dat/board but isn't the soundtrack area used on some shoots to record the sound directly, or would that only apply to low, low budget stuff?

Thanks

Enrique

Does anamorphic have better resolution than super 35 because it uses more of the frame, or all of it? And does it have to do with 2,3,4 perf because they're different size frames?

Thanks!

Enrique

I certainly would not call it the equivalent, but it's something.

http://p083.ezboard.com/fscriptsecretsfrm32 or http://www.ezboard.com

Hi Terry,

I encourage you to learn the proper format screenplay. For a few reasons. One, it would be understandable. Two, it will at least professional before the person begins to read. Three, you can judge the pacing of the story much better. Four, people will take you seriously, people in the industry anyway.

I tried reading your story but there were too many speedbumps. Here is a link to a short I wrote with proper screenplay format. It's only 5 pages or so. http://www.geocities.com/fieryphoenixe/getaway.pdf

All the best,

Hope this helps,

Enrique

Thank you, Mr. Mullen.

That was exactly what I needed to know (and it was important).

All the best,

Enrique

Quick question: I see on the back of some dvd cases and on some movie specs the aspect ratio 2.40:1 , is this right? I thought most movies in this range is 2.35:1 ? Are there movies that are released now a days in the 2.40:1 aspect ratio? If yes, which ones?

Thanks for you time,

Enrique

He did really well with forced perspective. (you can see the specifics on the behind the scenes).

Maybe he may never get the super hero green light, but you can definitely see a talent there. The behind the scenes video was about 30 min and it was quite insightful as to what he was able to pull off with what he had.

He spent his own money to do this, he might get a big producer's attention, and be big one day. I think it was a valiant effort. (practical is another thing)

Enrique

Dear All,

I had to share this with you.

http://theforce.net/fanfilms/nonsw/grayson/

A director pooled his own money, a little over 10 grand and made a super hero trailer. He also provides a behind the scenes were he tells how he was able to do alot of what was seen. Really interesting, inpiring too.

Enrique