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Did you know that you can make decent films with your mobile phone? Yes, there are ways to stabilise the phone so the picture isn't all over the place. There's lot's of free information available about making amateur films that look professional. You just need to learn how to look for it! But why make films? I'll let someone you've almost certainly heard of tell you why: Iván Noel. Ivan Noel: You [theskykid.com] deal with films starring youths. Your audience is sensitive and empathetic towards such characters and stories. The complaints are always the same: there are too few movies that actually tell REAL stories. Too many ‘candy floss, peck-on-the-cheek’ stories, which in actual fact, only nuns relate to. Real films are subject to too much ridiculous censorship. My message is this: make the films anyway! Make REAL films! To hell with the stereotype nonsense. You enjoy movies, make one yourself now. In case some have not noticed, cinema has just undergone a fabulous new complete makeover. A major event has happened, a turning of the tables. The one most important moment of history of cinema has just taken place! It’s called ‘digital’! You can make a feature, and an award-winning feature, with a simple SLR camera (I did, in all my films!). You don’t need an army to make a film, that’s nonsense invented by an industry that had too much money on its hands. I’ve never made a film with more than five people on the tech team. No film of mine cost more than the price of a ‘Ka’ car. Brecha in fact, cost less than nothing, as I had to steal the DVD tapes to make it. Never has making films been this accessible, and with such outstanding tools at our disposal. Let’s not complain anymore, let’s not find reasons not to make it (moral reasons, finance reasons, etc.). Create a new purely 100% indie market which will, finally (since the 70’s and 80’s) offer us some REAL stories, daring ones, necessary ones. Art changes things in life more than anything else! Using a mobile phone to make a film is even cheaper and easier! FOR HELP STABILISING YOUR MOBILE PHONE, GOOGLE: DIY steadicam for mobile phone films HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF USEFUL HITS: Gimbal Steadicam for smartphone| How to make YouTube · Technoreview85 23 Jun 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hJ1jEWyels How To Make Handheld Phone Stabiliser - DIY Phone ... YouTube · Hacktuber 28 Sept 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du1Ue8b7A_A ALSO GOOGLE: How to make quality films with only a mobile phone? FOR HELP WITH THEMES THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN DONE, BUT THAT USUALLY PUT US IN A BAD LIGHT, GOOGLE: Please give a list of films similar to "for a lost soldier"? SAMPLE RESPONSES: Films similar to For a Lost Soldier (1992) often explore intense, prohibited, or coming-of-age romantic relationships, particularly within war-time or historical settings, featuring themes of mentorship, innocence, and memory. Key recommendations include Summer of '42 (1971), Maurice (1987), Yossi & Jagger (2002), L.I.E. (2001), and North Sea Texas (2011). HOW ABOUT THIS FOR AN IDEA? If you have access to a decent chatbot, you could prompt: "Write an outline of a film script describing a tragic relationship between an adult homosexual and a teenage boy." I have included at the end of this post a (yeah, really stupid) example of what can be done with a chatbot who won't discuss relationships between men and boys... THEN ABOUT MAKING REALLY SHORT "SHORTS", GOOGLE: what are microdramas? SEE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdrama ALSO SEE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screenplay And I haven't even touched upon the possibilities of using AI to create comic books. "SuperPedo to the rescue!" So, is there anybody her with some balls, some time, and who can get off their ass long enough to make a real difference in the world? The line forms on the right (pun intended). Comments? Questions? Ideas?, Anything? APPENDIX: Title: The Last SentinelLogline: A scarred Great Pyrenees travels global conflict zones to guide orphaned puppies to safety, haunted by the memory of the family he failed to protect. Act I: The Guardian of the Pass
Act II: The Stray Shadow
Act III: The Final Bridge
EpilogueYears later, a muscular, graying Skip stands on a pier in a rainy port city. He finds a lost pup and speaks in a low growl: "Keep your head up. The pack never stops moving." What could be stupider than that? Still, it could spark some other ideas, couldn't it? ;-) |