on June 19th, the atlanta film fest kicked off their annual 48 hour film project, where teams from all over are tasked to make a movie within 48 hours. we are all given the same character, line and an object to use somewhere in the film, but each team is given their own genre to work with. we finally finished shooting about an hour ago, and now we are on to special effects and editing. what does that mean to you? that means you get to see my TERRIBLE acting skillz with the best moustache you've ever laid eyes on. :lol: not to mention some of my camera work as well. we won't be able to post it for another week (due to contest rules) but i wil

DA was so nice to inform me that today was my 1 year anniversary. this makes it my second first year here on the site. YAY ME! and they were so nice to congratulate me with an advertisement to upgrade for a premium membership! :| that's like saying happy birthday and making me pay for my own presents... way to go DA! :thumbsup:

as a film major who loves watching movies, there are a few rules of thumb (or is it rule of thumbs?) that i tend to stick by: 1: Movies based on Videogames WILL inevitably suck (unless i made them, b/c i actually CARE about the story of the game) 2: Sequels are never as good as the original (exceptions include late 80's early 90's saga films) 3: wait about 20=5-40 years before making a remake of a film. when Repo! The Genetic Opera first came out, i overlooked it b/c it was a musical, had Paris Hilton in it, and it was made by the Saw people. i was wrong in doing this, for once i heard Paris's face falls off, i had to watch it, and i've l