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    Hello,
    ?k, i plan on making a short about a group of nomads, possibly on some kind of mission/adventure, and basically, i need to do deert scenes without spending much money.

    oh, also it has to be filmed in the middle of Englnd

    any sugestions?

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    Hey there.

    A re-write.

    Despin out.

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    Instead of nomadic desert folk. Turn them into soap-fearing Gypsies and film it in Ireland.

    You know it makes sense...

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    Lightbulb

    use your local...

    beach, stone quarry and mountain top

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    >oh, also it has to be filmed in the middle of
    >Englnd

    well you are in trouble then. Why not go on a trip to the beach and film it there?

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    hmm, i dont realy want to use a beach as all the beaches within a two hours drive are too small, the camera would have to be constantly facing along the beach and slightly down to hide the sea. and ive got a bad feeling that seaguls will keep flying past.

    how about if i film in the countryside with a light yellow-brown filter? but would this be able to pass for a beach.

    hmm, i could always turn my living room into a studio [img]biggrin.gif[/img] paint the walls like a desert, dump 500Kg of sand over the carpet...

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    Hey there.

    Why the **** would you write a script set in a desert if your living in the middle of England? Go away and write a script based on the locations you CAN get. Filmmaking is hard enough. Why make things so impossable right from the start?

    Why make a realy sh*ty looking desert movie when you could make a GREAT looking movie set in the countryside?

    Despin out.

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    ...because after making a few films with what you have at hand, your films start to have a lot in common.

    It is at this point when i decide to push back limitations of what i have, and try creative things to make films with what people wouldn't think i'd be able to.

    Because great leaders lead.
    they dont bow down to convention.
    It is these Champions of Change that will set the pace for the future

    "We announce the prologue and retire, for after us better players will follow"
    -Will Durant

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    Hey there.

    Oh dear........

    Despin out.

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    There are some beaches on the Norfolk coastline that have quite extensive dunes, and huge expanse of sand at low tide.

    Even better is Camber sands in east sussex, where they filmed 'Carry On legionnaire'.

    If you catch them on a sunny day try using a yellow filter for a really striking effect. I went on a jeep-safari through the sahara wearing yellow lens sunglasses and everything looked fukkin mental.

    good luck anyway.

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