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So I'm officially directing and producing a feature-length Vietnam War film


PhillyB

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1 hour ago, PhillyB said:

i need very little pyro. i wrote the screenplay cognizant of my limitations, so the most i'll need to do with sfx is put together a composite shot of a chopper to multiply it, add muzzle flashes, and shell casings during combat scenes. all explosions are earthy rather than fiery, so i can rent an air cannon. we'll shoot in southeast asia, which will automatically look better than the cheap studio sets budget productions use. our actors kick ass, we got our choice of 3,000+ applicants. my camera guy is a pro and shoots with a RED epic. my post crew has done work on big budget films before, including vietnam movies (dead presidents and the walking dead.)

and gary busey says suck it

Tell Gary Busey I have 5 bucks. He'll offer to suck it.

Also, good luck telling all your unpaid extras they have to be in Southeast Asia. Or Florida.

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1 hour ago, cookinbrak said:

Tell Gary Busey I have 5 bucks. He'll offer to suck it.

Also, good luck telling all your unpaid extras they have to be in Southeast Asia. Or Florida.

i have a network of about 80 guys and girls waiting for me in cambodia from some NGO work i did back in the day. i'll source them for extras, scouts, and production assistants. we are shooting in cambodia so it'll work out nicely

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47 minutes ago, SZ James (banned) said:

theres like 100 things wrong in every one of brak's posts but here's just one

anyone who thinks that shooting a feature in 8mm is cheaper or easier than digital needs to promptly kill yoself 

Can you not read, or are you just stupid? Given your lack of punctuation skills, I'm thinking your a third grader. What I said was-

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Shooting a documentary like it was an actual soldier filming with a crappy 8mm camera would be a cheaper alternative.

Now, go suck some more.

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49 minutes ago, cookinbrak said:

Can you not read, or are you just stupid? Given your lack of punctuation skills, I'm thinking your a third grader. What I said was-

Now, go suck some more.

actually that would be harder. with a low budget i can frame my shots strategically, especially on big sets  or anything requiring me to construct buildings. but with an 8mm shot i'd have to shoot as anybody in nam with a camera would, with lots of sweeping shots and generally more complete, authentic sets. that costs money. and it's honestly a gimmicky way to tell a story unless you nail it perfectly. and you'd be slapping extra filters and grains and doing color correction in post that would make the workflow infinitely more complex and more expensive, since i'm subbing it out

edit: btw it's you're a third grader, not your. conjunctions get apostrophes, possessive case does not. maybe you're the third grader?

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20 minutes ago, Kevin Greene said:

Philly did you knock brak down once and take his lunch money or something?

He sure has a hard on for you.

He's a down syndrom version of g5 and blames everything he deems wrong on "those liberal morons". So naturally he doesn't have a fondness for PhillyB

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5 hours ago, PhillyB said:

i have a network of about 80 guys and girls waiting for me in cambodia from some NGO work i did back in the day. i'll source them for extras, scouts, and production assistants. we are shooting in cambodia so it'll work out nicely

Don't step on a land mine...  There are millions undiscovered land mines in Cambodian woods.  Make sure to hire a guide.

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