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since there was a thread about photography, I was wondering if anyone here was into filming. Me and my friends have been into it for a while, but over the last few weeks we have been working on our creation called the dumb-ass movie, starring me. it has no plot line, its where we go to places like walmart and purposely get in trouble.

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thats an elmo toddler halloween costume on my head.

anyone else make or have made a movie?
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Post by G-force »

So it's like Jackass Junior then. Interesting.

Me and my friend got bored a few weeks ago and made a movie poster, for a trailer for a movie that will never exist. We just need to make the trailer now. :P

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We're hoping to go for a cheesy 80's - early 90's feel with it. Kinda Evil Dead-ish.
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I made a movie called The Anatomy of the Salvatore its pretty sweet. Thats the DVD cover..me and my friend michelle made a 400 dollar profit off of this deal. Split it in half and we both booked out with 200 smackaroonies!
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How'd you manage that Minkster? (the profit I mean)
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khaag wrote:How'd you manage that Minkster? (the profit I mean)
We first made a trailer and I sent it to a couple buddies via myspace. It became very popular around the school because the movie is about a math teacher in our school named Mr. Salvatore. He was willing to allow us to film him. So after 4 months, we finished the movie. Then it took another 5 months to produce the dvd and we calculated the cost of production (DVD's, inserts, glossy paper, and ink). Then we made a preorder list to see how many people would potentially buy the DVD and people who wanted it, made a payment prior to selling the DVD. And then we sold them the last 2 weeks of June and made a nice cash in. It was a lot of hard work, but it was well worth it.
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Post by ganonbanned »

wow, thats pretty cool, we planned to just upload ours in segments onto youtube.
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Post by minkster »

I uploaded mine to youtube and stage 6 a couple months ago too.
Here is the youtube version ( I have a video response linking to part two)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5xh9Tgc_1yU

And here is the stage 6 version (much higher quality)
http://stage6.divx.com/Mintrun-Producti ... -Salvatore
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Post by Charlie »

I've been into film for a couple years now, but I have nothing online or anything.

I spent a couple weeks on a public access tv show two years ago, acting and story boarding at first, then helping produce it in the fall. (For which I managed to snag 300 dollars. Unfortunately I'm not sure if the season ever aired.)

And last summer I spent a month making shorts with about five other people with some nice studio equipment. The first two weeks we made some random improv shorts, then we made a short, more serious film the last two weeks. We only finished a rough cut, and the acting wasn't so great, (mainly because I was the lead), but it was ok.
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