Yeah, huge difference: Liquid took a lot of ideas from the Avid user interface, but it's a very different program. For one thing, the traditional Avid...
There's Avid Free DV, which is a cut-down version of their expensive editing software: I only played with it before getting the full version, so I'm...
I would always do it even if it's just a few stick figures in boxes. If you don't think through the shots before you shoot, how are you going to know ...
To be honest, I actually think studying Physics may have been beneficial, because it encourages you to break things down and figure out how they work,...
No-one really cares what you studied, provided you can do the job. At least in terms of TV, the most successful TV director I've met in the UK had a d...
For editing, I'd want a second hard disk for the video to minimise competition between the editing program and the operating system, and at least 1GB ...
Auditions :). Probably lots of auditions before you get a part. Training is probably a good idea too, but that hasn't stopped people getting acting...
quote:If such a film already exists, is it well-made? Uh, 2001?
I think you need to elaborate on the question so we understand it :). If you mean what would you shoot a TV drama on, typically it would be Digibet...
Has there ever been a documented case of a script being stolen in the last few decades? I know ideas have been 'stolen' (e.g. Terminator), but I ca...
It reminded me of a Stephen King story I read years ago called something like 'The Word-Processor of the Gods'. Technically, yeah, the biggest thin...
The minidisk we've used was fine, though it was a fairly expensive one. If you have a decent mike and a decent recorder you should be fine.
Don't think you can buy 4.6 anymore. I think Xpress Pro HD is about $1500, or about $500 if you can get the educational discount. There's also Avid...
I guess the main thing I'd say is that the trailer doesn't seem to give me any reason to want to watch the movie: given the low budget I think you pro...
I don't think it will work, at least not reliably. I've tried burning DVD video onto CDs here, and while PowerDVD will happily play it on my computer,...