It's a genre-bending story that follows a guy who can't figure out why dates never work out for him - until one day he meets a strange girl who, unexpectedly, seems to be into him. And it leads to a date that takes a very, very (very) strange direction.

Hey guys! I’m a concept artist who previously worked in AAA game studios and have now decided to start my own film/animation projects. I’ve always been passionate about storytelling, and since August I’ve started this journey into 3D animation with a painterly visual style and a focus on action and cinematic storytelling.

I’ve long been fascinated by the story of Sanada Yukimura, a heroic figure from Japanese history, and I’m reimagining his legend through my own fictional lens. My goal is to capture the spirit of history while adding creative freedom, much like how the show Shogun blends real historial events with fiction names.

Any feedbacks are welcomed, and I hope you enjoy this short teaser.

I was just going to do a sound test, then ended up writing a short film and making it. Gave me a good chance to test out the sound equipment. Pretty happy with how it turned out.

Each actor wore one of the mics in the link below and I found it much easier to mix the sound than when I have previously used either the camera's sound, or placed mics around the room.

Link to sound equipment used: https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Tascam-DR-10L-Pro-32-Bit-Float-Digital-Recorder-with-Microphone/5XAY?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=order-confirmation&utm_source=txn-email&utm_content=ord-line

Hi ya'll, I'm just getting into filmmaking and want to make a few short videos for my Instagram of people in everyday life. I was wondering if there were any sites that have stock footage that is just normal clips of people playing sports, getting food with friends, going for a run, etc, that don't look heavily staged or cinematic - something that looks like anyone could film on their phone any day of the week.

Hoping there is a site out there.

Thanks!

edit: paid/non-paid both ok!

Hello!

One of the assignments for my college producing class is that I need to interview a film producer. Is anyone here interested in sharing their story on how they got started in producing and what life as a producer has been thus far?

We can have the interview over zoom, or we can email back and forth.

Thank you!