Need help with movie

Picture

Well I need FX guy (you know bluescreening etc...)
writer
and a sound guy

I will do Scene work.

And yes over the internet.

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WM:"WHOOSH WHOOSH"

CM:"Who Said that?"

WM:"PSST, Hey Kid look over there"

CM:"Huh what"

Those interested can email Cheapvideoguy by clicking on the little mail icon ( ) at the top of his post.

Best Wishes on the project!

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I take it to mean you want to collaborate with a screenwriter, digital effects artist, and sound technician

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CHEAPVIDEOGUY - If you are talking about doing things via telephone, email, or otherwise, I will be GLAD to help you out. If you are talking about these people actually being on location with you, then I am not so sure. Send me an email, and I will be glad to help you out. I would emial YOU, but at the computer I am at, I cant do that right now. If I dont hear from you, when I get to a different computer, i will email you. I can help you design sets/props, design special fx, assist with sound fx, makeup effects, and more. I can also help you write the script, do concept art, edit the script, basically whatever you need.

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Now as to your last comment, that perhaps this was a bad idea, because you werent planning to pay people, dont be so quick to judge. Some of us here wouldnt mind making a few extra dollars here and there, but you will also find alot of people for whom the thought of merely getting CREDIT, and EXPERIENCE (and a copy of the finished movie), is motivation enough.
I am one of those people. I would be GLAD to help you out, with anything you need, just email me with what you need whenever you need.

As I mentioned earlier, I can help you:
Design special effects/ design makeup effects / design sets and or props / write the script / edit the script / propose financing methods / sound fx / create concept art or mattes / and so much more. Just let me know what you need, and I will see what I can do.

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Sir, your generosity and enthusiasm is impressive indeed! Jeff F

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Just e-mail me.

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Urine is sterile. mmmm-good!

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I'm sorry, we need more detail - the top 15 of what? Is this a local film club award? Was this shown on local cable TV? Was this an honor in a film festival? Jeff F

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media format (video/film..)
Budget
Script synopsis
Who's in it
What effects
What props
Is this just for fun

That kind of stuff. Many people might help you but you need to throw out some details..

First off you are going to need a good script. Few people are going to commit without becoming excited about seeing a good script that is to become a movie. MovieMan 21 is a rare individual! This is absolute ground zero, not the story idea or simply the desire to make a great movie.

(Second, budget the thing out, regardless if it is $100 or $100,000 and put together a schedule - a list of who & what you'll need when.)

You can have all the best intentions in the world, but a great movie simply doesn't happen with a bad or incomplete script, it is the foundation of everything else. Without the script, how can you decide on the preproduction work without potentially causing a lot of waste? I can't count the times that scripts have gone in radically new directions because we've had to fix problems with the pacing, plot, motivation, projected budget, availability of locations, etc. Also, we've all seen the superb talents of actors and FX artists wasted on movies that had awful scripts, although many of these were ruined by legions of studio "suits" tinkering with the scripts only to justify their salaries or make them more commercial. Be thankful you don't have that factor to worry about!

Job one - get the script together. Rewrite it and get something solid together. It doesn't have to be an actual shooting script, but it should be in good shape and close to what's going to end up on screen. No point in getting people excited and having them twiddling their thumbs waiting for a script to come together or doing work that has to be discarded as the script changes. One of my friends makes a good living as a storyboard artist in Hollyweird in part because many features change scripts, action sequences, etc, and he has to redraw boards, sometimes in the midst of shooting. He doesn't mind because he's on the clock, racking up serious dough every time a director wants to change a sequence or a star throws a fit and wants something done differently or whatever. People working for free aren't going to to be happy if they've spent months creating a digital effect of a 3D Space Armada closing in on Earth only to be told by you, "Sorry, we cut the alien sub plot out - the script was too long and the alien thing wasn't working so we cut it and wrote in a meteor storm striking Earth instead."

Think of the script as a map to adventure, if you will. Draw your map, then recruit people to go on an adventure following it where it leads.

People will join you on your adventure, but they have to feel that it is something they are interested in and has a chance of going somewhere exciting instead of fizzing out halfway into production.

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Jeff F - Moderator
Magic and FX
Amazing the Masses

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I dont need a budget already have everything!

This is a stop motion movie with legos and those little army men.

Well anyways, your basic plot is
(4 lego people) three men, and one woman is on uncharted terrain
(My computer room {Which is big to them}),
And get ambushed by green men (army guys).
The get brought to a big box and are questioned by the army men, and a night they escape and then a big war happens and can't tell you the end.

My name is Evan

I was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and Now live in Arkansas.
I Love Universal (theme park) and Disney.
My intrestes are Gaming, any kind of fun. Okay!

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WM:"WHOOSH WHOOSH"

CM:"Who Said that?"

WM:"PSST, Hey Kid look over there"

CM:"Huh what"

CM= Camoflage Man
WM= Whoosh man

As far as the voice work, just email the script when its done, and tell me what parts you need done. I will be glad to help.

While we are on the subject of voivework, MULTIMEDIA LIGHT AND MAGIC, if you read this, please email me. I still have your voicework. I can now send it to you, but I need to know if you still need it. A friend is willing to let me use his computer to send you the audio, which I have recorded professionally for you.

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"May the Force be with you."

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http://hometown.aol.com/jrmorgenfilms While you're there, be sure to sign our guestbook. We love hearing from you.