realy how old are you
POSTED BY: sanmi
UPDATED: Thursday, April 22, 2004 03:38
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I'm 16 and totally obsessed. loved the show when it was on Fox and my family even wrote angry letters to them when they cancelled it!
"Did I hear something about black market beagles? They have smallish droppings."
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35 next month. I'm a very patient person - one other half who is now writing up his PhD in bio nano something or other, after doing a degree and then a masters degree (8 years in total - see very patient)one 11 year old daughter who actually made me watch FF and I was hooked after one episode, two furry creatures who apparently are cats although I'm sure one of them was a dog in a previous life!
As for who's flying this thing - you got me there, no clue whatsoever but mostly its fun, so enjoy it! And as for a direction in life I'm now considering going to University to study Archaeology or maybe Ancient History. If he ever gets this blooming PhD thesis written............
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Mac,
how is the movie making business, as far as
for independent producers (I am assuming)?
How does it work when you are generating
cash up front? lining up the distribution
channels and getting them into the theatres
and other merchandizing / distribution efforts?
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Originally posted by MacBaker:
I'm another old timer I guess. 40. My bio is already listed at my movie website, so anyone can check it, and learn about me and the movie I produced here:
The Site:
http://www.guardianoftherealm.com/epk/index.html
My Bio (second from the top):
http://www.guardianoftherealm.com/epk/filmmakers.html
I'd given some thought to movin' off the edge -- not an ideal location -- thinkin' a place in the middle.
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Quote:
Originally posted by Jasonzzz:
Mac,
how is the movie making business, as far as
for independent producers (I am assuming)?
How does it work when you are generating
cash up front? lining up the distribution
channels and getting them into the theatres
and other merchandizing / distribution efforts?
Nothing is easy in the movie making business, but if you believe in the project, and in the people you are working with, it's a blast!
Working on an indie project is like working without a net. You don't have the deep pockets of a studio backed project, but you have so much more freedom. I won't go into details, but being that it was a very low budget movie, we managed to keep costs down and production value up by being under the radar.
We are just now finishing post production, and had no pre-sale distribution deal. We have to promote it on our own, and try to get the best deal so that our financier gets some return on his investment.
The best way we know to promote this, is to get the word out to the industry. That means special screenings and film festivals.
We will have our first test screening this weekend at the Femme Fatales magazine convention (April 24-25) at the Burbank Hilton. Our screening will be free on Saturday night, but a paid admission the the convention that day is required.
You can check out their web site for more information, and if you live in or near L.A. come out and check out our movie.
Here's the link: http://www.femmefatales.com/
I'd given some thought to movin' off the edge -- not an ideal location -- thinkin' a place in the middle.
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