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MarkG
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RE: Type of mic

Never used an MKE300. I think it's one of the mikes that's often used for wedding videos and the like, in which case it will at least give better soun...

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RE: New to Filmmakeing

I guess the two things you need are a camera and a reasonable mike: you can probably get away with using the camera mike for practice, but eventually ...

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RE: Type of mic

Unfortunately mixers are fairly expensive. A lot of people use SQN mixers which seem to go for a couple of thousand pounds upwards, the only mixer I'v...

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RE: Type of mic

Well, at least for the Senheisser mikes, you can buy complete suspension units with covers that screw onto a boom pole. I'm not sure whether you ca...

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RE: Camera Lens

On films you normally use fixed lenses because the image is better: there's less glass in the way to reduce light, introduce image artifacts and cause...

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RE: Making my FIRST FILM

I wouldn't use the 24fps mode on the Z1: the camera can really only shoot at 30fps (60 fields per second) or 25fps (50 fields per second), the 24 is f...

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RE: DP in destress

Digibeta cameras have better lenses, have a better contrast range if they're set up right, have twice the color samples of any DV camera, and record 1...

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RE: DGA

Aren't there also restrictions like having to hire SAG actors? I remember Lloyd Kaufman saying he had to quit the DGA to continue making Troma movies ...

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RE: Care and Feading of Cast and Crew

Also, don't forget access to toilets: you need somewhere to get rid of all that food and coffee too :).

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RE: Need Help QUICK!!!

Depends a lot on what kind of a stabbing you want to do, but you can easily fake it with a choice of shots. For example, two guys arguing. Shot ...

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RE: Digibeta format/Dolby Lt/Rt mix

Never done 5.1 sound, I'm afraid :(.

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RE: Care and Feading of Cast and Crew

We've often had someone cook up a big pot of pasta and sauce: that doesn't cost much and isn't hard to make. Or brought in rolls, cheese, sliced ham a...

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RE: 180 Degree Rule

The line is from one actor to the other, not across the location between them. In your picture it would be vertical rather than horizontal.

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RE: 180 Degree Rule

Generally speaking, if you're shooting a scene where, say, two people are talking to each other, you imagine a line between them and then keep the cam...

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RE: storyboards?

I draw stick figures in rectangles. That's all you really need unless you're planning to show them to investors to try to get them to fund the movie.

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