I think its important for an actor or actress to try to know their character and bring them to life any it really helps me when actors do their homework by simply knowing there lines, but that doesn’t dictate a developed character.

If you have any plans to sell a film that you have made watch out for the bad guy and girls, the main production aspect is to get your actors or actress to sign contact release forms for your movie, once you get them signed, keep them in a desk or a paper folder or anything safe, because your bound to get some people that decide they don’t want to be associated with your movie, just make sure that you can trust the people that you are working with, “Hire the right actors and 90% of your work as a director is done”, also i always keep every no show in a black book, so I don’t hire them again.

You should also inform the police about what you are filming or if you plan to use fake guns, the last thing you need is one of your actors being shot by gun-happy cops, and later getting sued.

On getting the movie out dvd or whatever, analyze where the movie went wrong, and how not to make the same mistakes again, you will go through some of the responsibilities a real director has so you will know what to expect when you step up into the big time.

Hello again as some of you may know! we are planing a remake of Chameleon,
So here is a small flash video of clips of the 1999 verison, we will add more news
soon.

Digital Nasties Films is looking for a feature-length (90 minute) script to produce in late 2007-early 2008. We are interested in character-oriented scripts that take place in North East England, written by aspiring writers in the area.

Submission Guidelines The script should be “independent” in scope, tightly focused on modern-day characters in the North East area.

The script must be formatted according to industry standards and in a easily-printable format. We will accept PDF, Word, Screenwriter, and Final Draft files.

The script must be long enough for a 90-minute feature (roughly 100 pages).

The script should be properly and clearly copyrighted. Having WGA registration is a plus.

The script must include a cover letter and introduction, providing contact information for the writer and a brief (200-word) summary of the plot.

Please submit the script to info (at) digitalnasties (dot) com, with the title of the script in the Subject line.

I’ve just started notifying people of my new blog address today (digitalnasties.com/blog). I have setup a RSS feeds, the main digitalnasties.com/blog/rss/ has all categories, i may add a 2nd later, I don’t think there will be too many OT entries, but this way you can opt out if you want.

Digital Nasties Productions are looking for someone to be the next big thing since Jason Vorhees or Leather Face, Anybody out there wish tobe a masked maniac. feedback me, its below.