IAC DISCUSSION FORUMS

Thanks Film Thurso, I did put the odd hour in here and there! The rundown sequence for example (featured near the end of the trailer) where the girl is being chased by the speeding car. I first filmed the victim running and spinning around to a stop and after the cut, I left the camera running. I t...

I remember when the club i belonged to got a 60'ish year old guy to run the show (ex-BBC), the first thing he asked us to do was make a short documentary on how to make a cup of tea! Now i know people need to learn the basics... but isn't our hobby all about having fun too!? Did you consider that o...

Thanks for mentioning that Dave... i haven't been around much lately, and was wondering if people are using these things?

Personally... i really like the words Institute and Cinematographer. Its the Amateur bit that i'm not 100% sure of. I find that its quite impressive to say that you are a member of the Institute for Amateur Cinematographers. It certainly sounds respectable, and that it takes itself seriously... but ...

More than a year later...

... did anyone take note? I'll browse the website and see.

Good tip Dave.

You can also use Apple Quicktime Pro (only costs £20) and that allows you to edit, import and export video using a huge range of file types and compressions.

Cheers Dave for adding your vid to the IACOnline YouTube page... good to see that it is growing... if very slowly.

Come on people! Get your stuff up online!

I'm currently using Pinnacle Studio 10 Plus.

I find it really easy to use, with some nice results.