have brought some special abilities to the iPhone 5S for the ridiculously low price of $160 and later to be available for the iPhone 6/6plus for $175 (Sorry Android users), and the Filmic Pro App software they used to make their film is available in the Apple App store for a mere $8, means that pro feature filmmaking is within the reach of everyone. That takes care of the equipment. . . you need to provide a REALY CONSERVATIVE SCRIPT and the talent. — Swordmaker
And at least the movie title isn’t something like “Angels in America”. No spam, no foul. I guess.
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I’m in the business. Anyone could draw stick figures on a flip book as long as it’s about “transgendered” people - it will be a huge hit.
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love your coding post and wanted to bring the American Film Renaissance group to the discussion.
http://www.afrfilm.com/index.cfm
How about we promote what is good...
MISSION
The American Film Renaissance celebrates timeless American values by producing, showcasing and distributing films that promote freedom (including free speech, free enterprise and freedom of worship), rugged individualism and the triumph of the human spirit; and through supporting, nurturing and training filmmakers who share AFR’s mission.
Yes, that’s amazing. Of course the sound is always the problem, so I’d be interested to see if they really were able to get good sound. If they could that’s pretty much a technological miracle.
My daughter takes great photos with her iphone, they are just amazing.
You would probably know, how do you record a video in the wind but not hear the wind on your mic? I go out in all weather but only go to the beach on stormy days or in the winter. I wanted to piece together some stuff for my daughter-in-law and will just use music at the rough parts but for future reference?
I'm always confused about this.
Is a "transgender woman" a man who had a chopadickoffame done, or a woman who had an addadicktome done?
Regardless, with a subject like this, the "artist" could have used animation of still shots made by a 50-year-old Brownie camera using 60-year-old black and white (heh, heh) film, and still got accolades.
...it's a story about two transgender women...
sundance is a joke.
The overall cost of this setup — a setup that shot a feature film that is just killing it at Sundance? Well, Moondog’s adapter costs $160, FiLMiC Pro is $8 in the App Store, and iPhones range from — what? $200 to $600 depending on service and features? So, you’re looking at $168 to $768 to get high quality images for a feature film.
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That accounts for the images. How about the sound equipment?
Gong!
Bingo!!!
Quentin Tarantino said you could make a feature film on an Iphone two years ago...
I have a great script.
A Right wing President is elected and rounds up all of the homosexuals, laywers, and communists and sends them to the North Pole.
The he deports all illegal aliens and moslems, and everyone lives happily ever after.