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Important Guidelines in Creating Films

Posted 29 Jan 2010 — by amanda rodrigues gatti photo - Google News
Category General, films

Your actors will the one to tell that the script is interesting. The actor is your asset on your film, they play an important role. Spend more time setting up schedule for shooting; make a schedule that suits to everyone and an extra schedule for unexpected things like bad weather or reshooting. Rushing in editing films would develop mistakes and it would make you tired and bored. Take feedback as good comments; it will help you learn your mistakes.

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Tags: Actors, asset, editing-films, extra-schedule, film, films, mistakes, Script, will-the-one

Nudity, Sex, and Graphic Content in Movies

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Posted 25 Jan 2010 — by OnetoOneVideoGames
Category General

The movie Consignment was my personal New Jack City (The Jackson/McHenry Company) produced on a independent budget. After finishing the script I had two choices as a filmmaker. Water down a gritty story inspired by true events to fit a PG-13 audience or deal with showing strong subject matter including nudity and simulated sex.

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Tags: audience-or-deal, consignment, finishing-the-script, gritty-story, including-nudity, Jackson, Personal, Script, showing-strong, Subject Matter, true-events

STDs On TV

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Posted 29 Dec 2009 — by chrome os - Google News
Category General

With the number of people affected by STDs rising each year, it is no surprise that a topic so relevant to today’s society should have begun to appear on television, and particularly in the most popular soaps and sitcoms. No doubt these soap opera characters have often wished that there had been an STD test written into their script, rather than just the negative results.

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