Not that I know of, but most are.
www.archive.org Check the license conditions on each movie, most of them are public domain or freely reusable.
"One-off" as in only one show rather than a series... though where documentaries are concerned they may well bundle a number from different people wit...
One of the benefits of documentary shooting is that it seems to be much easier to put together a proposal for a documentary and ship it around the TV ...
Some weirdly-named company in Devon :). AAduki I think, I'd have to look on the insurance forms to get the exact spelling...
I don't have employer liability, but public liability and $10k of equipment insurance costs me about 200 pounds a year.
Not sure what you mean about scheduling, but here's a thread I started a couple of months back along the lines of 'what I'd do differently'.
You seem to have missed Lightwave, which is used a lot in TV and has been used to create entire CGI features before: it was even used for modelling in...
Well, as you say, there's a lot of personal choice involved: but to me the lack of a true 16:9 CCD on the PD170 is a serious limitation.
It's not a bad camera, but it's straight PAL or NTSC and only has digital 16:9. The BBC used to use them a lot for documentary and 'reality' shows, bu...
If you want to write a script, then download some info on script formatting and get started :). If you're looking for funding from a production com...
quote:Just non-Americans should never try to impersonate one. Amateurs probably not, but I thought the guy in 'American Psycho' was American until ...
As we discussed recently, Hollywood uses compressed air blasts from under the ground. I don't know whether anyone came up with a way to do that cheapl...
I'm not sure what the difference is :). If you'd said making 16 look 60 that would have been obvious, but I'm not sure how to tell a 16 year old from ...
That's one of the problems with low-budget shoots. At least if you're a producer with millions of dollars and one of your crew is screwing up the shoo...