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Thread: How much does it cost to transfer video to Film.

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    A 100 min video to 35mm is this alarge cost?

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    Very large,

    think baout getting a seond mortgage on your house and being in debt fo ra very long time

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    Well if I am going debt then why not just shoot 35,mmm,I borrow over 120,000 or ready,and I don't want to do a short or something to just show,a Real large pro movie.

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    what is it your exactly doing ?

    are you shooting a feature ? if so have you got a budget ?


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    35mm movie in the being stage, got any tips on keeping the budget down.

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    check out www.lookingglass.atfreeweb.com/desktop/deadlights/index.htm

    and check out the pre production bit thats my advice

    Chance

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    Why shoot 35mm? Why not 16mm/Super16? Is this your first movie? If it is the why go with a feature off the bat? Why not start by making a short version of it then submit that to get more money to make the feature length version? Stand back and really think of what you are doing before you do it--otherwise you are asking for trouble.

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    NO, I have done a short before,I am going to school studying .How to be a T V Producer,Thanks for care this is only a paper plan right now so I got time to think.But it will be 35 mm,thank you.Got ant tips on doing 35mm.

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    Tips for working with 35mm:

    A badly shot film is equal to a badly shot video.

    A boring story on film is equal to a boring story on video.

    Distributors will distribute any old crap with the right names or tits and ass attached.

    Y5B will see the end of the solar system anyway.

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    Thank you,miker.I am plaining to self-distrutors any way,not a short,working on the story so it will not be boring.

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