EddieWelch

Not sure where home base will be yet. Our top considred cities are LA, Dallas, and NYC. We will def be doing workshops and things in NYC and LA. We awlays make a digital version and yes it is less costly when we don't print and ship. We habe about 11,000 schools that are subscribers. It was the educators that were most upset about having to cut back. Some schools used the magazine as required reading. We will def have a digital version.

Well , true but he said Hollywood which I took meaning Hollywood studio work. If you just mean you want to work on productions of any kind in LA you don't even need a visa.

Thank you David!

I don't know about that Mark, I hope so.

Yes, I'm getting the band back together! :) Actually , we have been on an every two month cycle and only printing what we can afford so a lot of the free subscribers didn't get magazines. We have printed as many as we can when we can. Truth is we almost died in the great reccession and it's been like a struggle against devil ever since. Hard to print 24,000 magazines with no sponsors. But I tried of course! I am so stupid. I spent all my savings and then much more. However, we are not dead yet and I'm old but I have a lot of kick left in me. I clossed a deal with two major companies last week. They are partnering to do a sponsored issue to help us get out a full print run and help us start it up to full print subscription distribution. If you were on my old subscribers list you should get it soon. The date is out of my control or I would tell you exactly. Soon as I have the final date I will let you know.

Even with a visa you will need to get in touch with your local Union in the USA which might take some doing.

Mission Impossible? Sweaty actors putting wires into square blocks of clay. Might be better to be more modern and have some kind of digital looking device that has prongs sticking out of it. First your actor takes a sim card out of his or her phone and then slips the sim card into the device sim card slot which could be made of an old cell phone ( extreme close up) then your actor pushes the prongs into the clay (C4) and then flips a switch in thedevice and a green light comes on. This device is set to a cell phone frequency that is detonated by dialing a number. I hope I didn't just make up something homeland securiy will not like. For a small fee I can provide sketches ;)

People were banned that should not have been banned. I apologize for that. We had an overwhelming attack of spammers at the time on the StudentFilmmakers forums. It was extremely frustrating and out of control. We were deleting spam by the hundreds everyday on our network and forums a one point. It was a very difficult time trying to put out a monthly magazine and manage the forums. Our studentfilmmakers site is under control after many security scans and security measures set up. Everyday hackers hit out site and attack us mostly from china including denial of service attacks. I get thousands each day that are blocked by our firewall, proxy and security software. Please forgive me if I banned anyone out of frustration that didn't need to be banned. I love the motion picture business and all the people that work in it deserve respect and regard. If there is Anything I can do to make it up to you please let me know. Truly Best Regards Kim

I disagree. The Indisystem Rigs are made of carbon fiber and very strong. We use them in the StudentFilmmakers Magazine workshops and you can jump up and down on them and they work fine. Excellent low cost rig. Please. Stop by my studio and Broadway and 25th street anytime and i will show you the trust of the matter. Here are some photos if you want to see a workshop with the Indisystem Photos http://www.studentfilmmakers.com/workshops/gallery/HDSLR-Filmmaking-Workshop-NYC-02-2011/index.shtml http://www.studentfilmmakers.com/HDSLR-Filmmaking-NYC-Workshop-Photos/

She surely dances better than me and looks a whole lot better too. :)