Take it a company that does tape transfers. There are plenty in London, I haven't seen price lists for quite a while but on past experience I'd guess ...
The main advantage I can see is you take the DVD out and put it in your DVD player... no need to faff around with plugging a camcorder in. Handy if...
Recording format is far less important than what you record: a good mike plugged into a Minidisk or a DV/HDV camera with a sound recordist who knows ...
75 is kind of doable for a feature, don't think you can get away with anything much lower than that (though I do seem to remember one released featur...
In my experience, with a 50 minute movie you're pretty much screwed. You can't sell it as a feature, you'll have a hard time getting it into festivals...
Only if you shoot the entire movie in one shot with one take :). Ten to twelve hours is far more realistic: and a lot more expensive.
I would always try to get good sound while shooting: it's usually a lot better than recording sound afterwards, as the actors have to get into charact...
DVCPRO is basically Panasonic's incompatible version of DV. The biggest differences I'm aware of are that they shoot on larger tapes and use 4:1:1 col...
There's nothing wrong with TV per se, but I still couldn't stomach writing for Eastenders :).
One thing that stands out to me is that the conspiracy theory pirate radio guy sounds an awful lot like '8 Legged Freaks'.
quote:But the biggest problem isn?t the sheer amount of zombie scripts and movies out there, the biggest problem is the lack of good zombies scripts a...
"I am just starting out in film/video so any comments or suggestions about the whole aspect of this media would be appreciated." My first comment w...
"Then you will have a film feel for a DV price!" Sorry, but 24 frame per second shooting is about the least important part of a 'film look'. If you...
I don't know how it compares to the competition, but Final Draft is pretty good. In fact, FD6 is so good I can't see any real reason to upgrade to lat...
It's not reuse that's beneficial with DV, it's the fact that an hour of shooting costs about $2 in tape rather than about $1000 in 16mm film. As fo...