Donny Jones

Alright, thanks guys. I'll play around with it and see what I can come up with.

Thanks guys. Is there any sort of glossary for these terms? I'm relatively new to this (in high school, just took my first intro course last year) so some of these are unfamiliar to me (rotoscope?) If you guys know of a good place I'd be thankful if you threw it my way. Thanks.

don't think there have been any new camera angles since around 1928... unless you count endoscopic photography. Ha, thanks. Let me reword, interesting camera angles . Right now I'm into dutch angles and such. Just different shots rather than w/m/t. And thank you Chris. Are those films pretty easy to find or will I need to buy them offline?

Ok, I've always wondered how people acheive this shot. Ok, you have one person moving at a normal pace. But everyone around them moves at an extremely fast pace. I would think you would have to do two seperate shots and compose them together. But not quite sure how to do that, I use Final Cut HD Express as my editing program.

Hey guys, I'm a newbie here. I'm 17 and still in high school. Active member in my schools video productions and news productions. Absolutely hate doing news packages (good experience though) and love shooting short films. My passion is definitely for horror films. I'm a fan of all, from the classics, to well....some of the new ones. My favorite directors are Sam Raimi, John Carpenter, Lucio Fulci, Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Eli Roth, Rob Zombie (though Halloween sucked ass.), George Romero, Wes Craven, pretty much the bigs of the horror films haha. I'm really interested in learning new camera angles and un-orthodox sequencing and such. So any help you can give me, throw it along.