I absolutely agree with learning as many jobs as possible in the film industry. It can do nothing but help a director be a better employer. I am a firm believer a team concept. If I as a director, I know what another persons job responsibilities are and what it truly takes to do that persons job, then it makes it easier to communicate what I need. It also seems to bring a respect to a higher level than someone who just shows up and acts like a director. It takes about an hour to figure out if a director knows what they are doing or not.

Get ready for slo-mo in every amateur video for the forseeable future. Slo-mo is the new bokah.

I am hearing this bad boy will be in the 55K dollar range. That's a bit pricey but it does have very nice features and the footage is stunning. Interested to see how it does in the current market at that price.

Looks like a very intriguing film. Trailer might be a little too long. But it really looks great and kept me interested throughout the whole trailer. Great work all the way around with the CG and the night shooting.