how much did it cost, to make the movie..... stick it?
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a small-budget the least is probably 50,000 more realistic several hundred thousand and in the real world a million or more. Making movies is very expensive.
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I found you a video of how its done...trust me the guy above is right about the $100,000...actually I think he was being conservative...\n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6864066340713942400&q=how+its+made+paintballs&hl=en
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Word has it that the budget is more than $200million. Find more out at http://www.professionaljeweler.com/archives/news/2005/121405story.html\n\nor \nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0450259/
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Can you get the rights? Usually. Will the producers have to pay? Absolutely. Is the rights price negotiable? Often but once you determine a price for one chances are they will all want the same amount. Good luck.
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I had the misfortune of working with that paper-thin dweeb. Think of the vaacuous character in "Bill and Ted" and you get the real guy.  He was supposed to be on the set at the Santa Clarita Studios (just N of L.A.), instead when they went looking for him, they found him at his sister's in Toronto!!  Any idea what a wasted day costs on a film set?  No explanation. Just brain-dead.  Mr Musician?  I think not.  He was sitting around with a guitar tech on the set one day, trying to tune his bass, and I asked him if he was trying to tune to 440A.  Not a clue.  Had no idea what I was talking about. (if you are a player, this would be in the area of knowledge right next to 2+2=4).  So can he act? Easy one. NO!!
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I think theaters are pricing theirselves into extention.  My local theater raise their price of a matinee to $5.50 just in time for the summer movie run.  They have raise the price about a dollar in the last year and a half.  There is a drive in that I would go to if the gas prices weren't so high, than I could see 2 movies for $5.  But why should I waste my money.  Hollywood is making more crap every year.  All they care about is making a million.  Now movies don't have the "legs" they use to.  If they don't make their money in the first 3 weeks of release it is all over. \nMovies move to dvd so much faster than they use to.  About 3 months now.  I pick what movies I will see at the theater (Cars, Superman, Pirates of the Caribbean), and the rest I wait for dvd.   I can reat a movie at Movie Gallory for $1.49 and get it for the whole day.  Or wait a month and buy it for $7.50.  I got patience.  And lets not even talk about the concession prices.  I got soda and popcorn at home.  Good question.
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I am as well, shooting a movie, my first one, and I can give you some tips ive learned.\n\n-Need Cash?  Parents, Grandparents, Friends can donate!  Sell the idea too them, you would be suprised what you might get.\n   -Bake sales (No Joke, you can make some cash)\n   -Dont use credit cards...\n   -If your a college student, college loans are an option (I would talk to an accountant before doing that)\n   -Bottles and cans\n   -Pawning items (works in a pitch, Im selling my Baseball Collection :-( \n   -Look for Items around you (friends and family again, cameras, lights, mics, wordrobe, whatever)\n   -Work job and film on days off (will take a while, but you can fund yourself with the cash)\n   -Pray most of cast and crew can donate their time, or work for lesser cash.\n   -And Good Luck helps too.\n\nWell, thats as much as I can help.  Good luck my friend, and I hope the film turns out well!
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I think the movie industry needs to make up there mind and either charge 10.00 a ticket, or make us watch ads. it makes me mad to pay so much and then have to sit through 10 ads.
649635
Yes please....how much do you charge?
893852
None. The movie was a travesty. A true classic cannot be re-made.
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Not a common place, but I took my daughter and her friends to see a new release at the movie theater and afterward to pizza.  In the invitation I mentioned that the movie and pizza was provided but if they wanted snacks at the movie they should bring some pocket money. Ask your local theater manager if they would cut you a deal if you brought in more than 10 people. We received the deal of the matinee price in the evening (about a $2.50 per child savings) and the pizza package at pizza hut for ten girls was about $30.00 that included drinks.  So we spent less than $100.00 on\nthe whole thing and the girls had a great time!
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Did you happen to record the game on tape or DVD?  I was trying to record it, and for some reason I was unable to.  If you did, can I get a copy from you?  I will take care of all the costs...\nTHANKS!\nElisa
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I think that this issue needs to be addressed the way that any up-and-coming filmmaker would approach things.\n\nStarting any sort of "world class" production facility is a big step. You don't mention whether you are interested in computer animation or old-fashioned cels. I'll assume that you use a computer.\n\nI'd say that it would behoove you to get a decent machine with enough storage and memory that most of your time is not spent waiting for images to render. Now you have to make a very good short film. Average won't cut it. It has to be great. Great characters, great story, and it has to look amazing.\n\nWhen you're done with that, start submitting it to festivals. I'm not sure which of the big ones accept animated shorts, but check out Telluride, Sundance, New York, and LA. There are plenty of smaller fests that would probably be very happy to have a great animated short too. Don't forget Spike & Mike's Animation Festival here in NYC.\n\nOnce you get your first effort out there, if it is well received, people will line up to help you make your second and third films. \n\nI think that this is a more realistic approach than taking out a loan and building a $30 million production facility, especially when the competition offered by Pixar and Dreamworks is so high.\n\nI do honestly believe that if you get your stuff out there and get noticed that the pieces will start to fall into place.\n\nI wish you the best of luck.
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You might want to see about getting it copywrited as a first step. After that, I don't know. I guess get to googling and find out how to get it turned into a movie or something.
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rent or buy the movie
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The credits should have a copyright date.  If not, you could google/yahoo search the title of the film, or search the studio that produced it.
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If you knew all along why did you let Oliver Stone make that corny Kevin Costner movie!? \n\nI wasted good money on that.