whatarewegonnado? google all them german wrods?

I think Trey's comments were specifically about the continuity complainers. "The length of the cigarette changes from shot to shot." And "Her hair goes from being inside her coat to outside and back again during the conversation." And "The car appears undamaged for a split second after first collision and before the second collision." Movie Mistakes and the IMDb goofs pages are full of that stuff, and it's miserable.

Trey (and I) agree that Cinema Sins' level of noticing characters suddenly disappearing and such is fair game and kind of amusing.

Okay, cool. I may try a test shoot tomorrow with Niken based on this. He has his full costume, so it might be a good example of what the raw footage will look like.

Meanwhile, Bathilda is finishing Butterfly's costume (she's changed her name to "Straya", by the way). I need to send her boots back. They didn't fit.

Tom can do a test for Darth Voyne any time. 

Drew is planning to come on the 26th to help shoot. Holden is still a maybe, I think.

My audio adapter for the shotgun mike didn't work for my iPhone or iPad, but the mike works fine on the Canon Rebel camera itself, and I have a long extension cable, so we'll have A/V sync without much sacrifice.

220, 221, whatever it takes.

/Mr. Mom

How about this? When the panel was drawing a distinction between "film criticism" and "film review" they were talking about those occasional articles like the Man of Steel piece as opposed to regular movie reviews, because, altho much rarer, they are much more important and speak to cinema as art.

You bring up a good point. Anybody want to play Niken's master Darth Voyne? Needs a hood and some makeup or mask against a dark background. Video quality is less important because it will be comped into the hologram.

The important thing is that we all agree that Confused Matthew is clinically confused and possibly a serial killer.

(Altho he actually does do film analysis.)