I NEED SOME HELP ON FILMS!! please....!?
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Escape from Sobibor is a good one.\n\nLittle Dieter Needs To Fly is also worth seeing.
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http://www.film.u-net.com/Movies/Reviews/Official_Story.html\nhere's a website\nhope it answers most of ur  questions
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Go for ceramics for the art courses.  Also try history of film.\n\nGood luck with that.   Be careful trying to take the "easy" way out.  An A in an easy course may not look as good as a B in a difficult course.
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Im a film major and I've never heard of any movie like this, but it sounds like a trip! Try imdb.com (Internet Movie Database). Thats the biggest website on the internet for every movie you can ever think of, so if you can't find it there.... we'll... good luck!
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fist let me just say movies should be burn on dvd's because of the capacity on a dvd, put about 1movie per dvd, now for the list.:\ncheck at the source...right on the page look at you right, and on optical media types there is all the types of dvd there is, giving a good if not great example, and uses for each
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Hi Shahram,\n\nNot sure who told you that you can use 3 minutes of movie but it's incorrect.  Imagine if the film contained a summary or conclusion - you could effectively show the whole film, or at least the salient parts of it, within the 3 minute clip.\n\nTechnically you need permission before you reproduce anything but there is usually some leeway that would allow a reviewer or critic to reproduce short extracts.  There are other exceptions most notably for educational purposes which allows schools, colleges etc to use otherwise copyrighted material.\n\nFrom what you've said it sounds like a commercial venture that you're engaged in and as such you'll find it harder to get copyright clearance - or at least without having to pay a substantial fee.\n\nRemember that pretty much every movie is going to be copyright protected - the only exceptions are going to be really old movies (in most of the world if the creator died more than 70 years ago, of prior to 1923 in the US).\n\nGood luck with your project and I hope you manage to find a workaround.
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I've found this website very useful for finding some really great classics. \nAnd it's free, too!\n\nhttp://emol.org/movies/\n\nI hope this helps.\nGood Luck!
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About-Movies.com Current Reviews.\n\nhttp://www.about-movies.com/current.htm\n\nSUMMARY OF TOP FILMS OF ALL-TIME\n\nhttp://www.filmsite.org/greatfilmssummary.html\n\nMilestones in Classic Hollywood/American Films\n\nSite Description: \n\nSince mid-1996, this site, composed of thousands of pages, has been an award-winning, unique resource for classic film buffs and all who are interested in films. Includes interpretive and detailed plot synopses, review commentary, an unparalleled wealth of film reference material, and historical background for hundreds of classic Hollywood/American and other English-language films in the last century.\n\nhttp://www.greatestfilms.org/\n\nHow to Watch Movies Intelligently and Critically\n\nhttp://www.greatestfilms.org/filmview.html\n\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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Yahoo movies really helps with stuff like that, check out the link below...
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Movies 06\nhttp://www.npr.org/templates/topics/topic.php?topicId=1045\n\nMI3\nhttp://www.time.com/time/arts/article/0,8599,1190852,00.html\n\nthe rest\nhttp://www.film-releases.com/
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You can buy books on the subject or study at college. Free?, fat chance.\n  But the best Advice I will give you (for free) is to grab a decent camcorder and get out there.\n  To begin with just practice filming random things and cutting them together (a good digital editing programme is a must)\n  But the best thing to do once you want to make THAT documentary is to PLAN PLAN PLAN.. know evrey shot and interview. Picture how you want that film to look and sound before you think about heading out to film.. otherwise you will sit in the Edit and think.. I shoulda filmed "this" or "that"\n\n  At the end of the day.. film making is an Art and a Trade.. there is no quick fix. You need to spend time learning techniques and tricks that can't  be taught in 5 mins or eveb a quick answer.\n  Best palce to start right now is watch as many documentaries that interest you and take notes.. right down the narrative ( how the doc is structered) what do you see what do you hear and how does this relate to the subject.
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Yes!! you can, but what kind? I can provide you with the link, just let me  know what movie are you looking for...
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Well i dont think you will find a site just about outtakes. If you really want to see them you can buy some DVD outtakes. They have a lot of movies on them and there just outtakes. But you can also go to a p2p program and download them. thats what i would do.
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Royalty issues\nFilms are made up of lots of individual pictures and it is impossible to show properly\nAdvertising
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Hi CJ, these links are great for movie reviews of every genre.\n\nAbout-Movies.com Current Reviews.\n\nhttp://www.about-movies.com/current.htm\n\nSUMMARY OF TOP FILMS OF ALL-TIME\n\nhttp://www.filmsite.org/greatfilmssummary.html\n\nMilestones in Classic Hollywood/American Films\n\nSite Description: Since mid-1996, this site, composed of thousands of pages, has been an award-winning, unique resource for classic film buffs and all who are interested in films. Includes interpretive and detailed plot synopses, review commentary, an unparalleled wealth of film reference material, and historical background for hundreds of classic Hollywood/American and other English-language films in the last century.\n\nhttp://www.greatestfilms.org/\n\nHow to Watch Movies Intelligently and Critically\n\nhttp://www.greatestfilms.org/filmview.html\n\nThe Internet Movie Database.\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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Best source would be OVGuide.com (Online Video Guide) http://www.OVGuide.com/tvfilm.html
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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.