Simon Cooke wrote:
Hey guys,
If you're bored, I was wondering if I might get some feedback from you.
I'm trying to set up a film company these days (www.popcornfilms.com),
and we're slowly putting together the funding etc. for our first short
film.
I was wondering if you guys might like to
Another question Simon,
your script appears to be about 50 minutes worth of screentime, that too
short for a feature.
Is this a tv-movie?
Frans
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Not really critique, but more of a useful tip...
Though I've learned to write screenplays the same way as you do, it is
now considered NOT DONE to include instructions like CLOSE-UP or LONG
SHOT or
any other instructions for the DP or basically all other crew as
From: FvE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another question Simon,
your script appears to be about 50 minutes worth of screentime, that
too
short for a feature.
Is this a tv-movie?
It's ... erm... how do you put it? A long short film. We've timed it
at around 40 minutes. Apparently if it's less than an
Producing it ourselves... I'm directing and a very good friend
will be
the DP.
BTW: It's ok to use those instructions if it's for a good reason, but
they should be used sparingly. Like any rule, the trick is to know when
to break them ;-)
Shooting on film or video?
Hey guys,
If you're bored, I was wondering if I might get some feedback from you.
I'm trying to set up a film company these days (www.popcornfilms.com),
and we're slowly putting together the funding etc. for our first short
film.
I was wondering if you guys might like to critique the
