MattHawkins Online - Film Making Forum

I don't write scripts very often anymore, but I've been very pleased with Celtx every time I've used it. One director I work with just upgraded to Celtx Pro, or Plus, whatever it's called, which has a great storyboarding application, and many other perks to the already fantastic script application. ...

Man, that art was such an accident.

I also need to link my URL so it says "seanbagley.net" on each page, instead of the host page.

Thanks Dave! But, I agree, all of the stuff on there is about twice as long as I intend it to be. I'm still cutting together a bunch of other films, seeing as I just shot four films in the last two months. As far as the Red footage, all of the stuff on there is Red footage, but I believe you're talk...

It's not quite finished... like my reel in the member's films section, but I'm looking for some potential feedback, before I go public! Anyways, let me know if you have any feedback.

http://www.seanbagley.net

This is my latest reel, it's not quite finished yet, but I'm testing how the images look online. This is a 1080P YouTube file. Check this mother, and tell me what needs fixin'. Thanks!

Or you can just download Celtx, which is also free, has an elaborate online sharing/writing network, and exports to PDF.

http://www.celtx.com/

I'll rip your DVD!

In a multimedia class, we had to use this for a project. Most of us just ended up making weird/dumb songs.

Looks great!

I still remember 1812, was epic!

Well, the idea is to have atleast two drives with backups in different locations. But, I'm still wondering if I want to just copy and paste my necessary material, or have something like Time Machine copy, and save the entire computer... so, if something goes down I can just simply restore it all.

I'm considering investing is one of these:

http://www.apple.com/timecapsule/

But, thought I'd ask around for peoples backup preferences?

So, how do you all backup your shiz?

Well then, the real question is... what's next?

So much Monopoly...

So, are they just shooting up refineries?

Great stop-motion, by the way.

Have you seen Moon? Has some fantastic stop-motion.

He left because of "artistic differences". Which, my interpretation would be, Michael Mann is a complete d-bag on set, so anyone would probably leave on set too. But, he did do all the preproduction planning which Dione Beebe based the rest of his work on... so, yeah. And yes, he shot &quo...

You kiddin' me? Paul Cameron is one of my favorites! Man on Fire, Collateral, Deja Vu, Beat the Devil. Come on!

Se7en: Darius Khonjhi 2001: A Space Odyssey: Geoffrey Unsworth Hero: Christopher Doyle Zodiac: Harris Savides To Kill A Mocking Bird: Russell Harlan Traffic: Steven Sodebergh Road to Perdition: Conrad L. Hall Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: Conrad L. Hall The Exorcist: Owen Roizman The Shawshank...

Dang, you guys are mean.

Loved it, man. I've always been a fan of your music choice, and your editing style. Sigur Ros is phenomenal. Ever check out their music videos? Every single one of them are amazing!

Just out of curiosity, are you shooting on a higher dB? Hmm...this one is a bit quieter than others I've done. Instead of upping the dB, I'll keep it like it is. Otherwise, I'd have a high dB with loud noise in the background. Instead, it's lower...but the viewer can turn up their speakers, which m...

Just out of curiosity, are you shooting on a higher dB?

I'm in West Jordan, homie!

Nerds.

Realistically the moon is 238,000 miles away... so, it'd take a lot longer to be affected by the explosion, something you might consider. Other than that it looks pretty good.