Shooting Tomorrow...

[MrBurgerKing]

I'd say it is a bit embarassing to put something out so personal though. You remind me of Jerry Maguire putting out his mission statement.

[Victor]

ok. back. from the show. it went: really, really, really well. people liked it, they responded to it, it turned out good. it worked. ok. thats it i think, the next youll hear of this will probably be the movie itself, which i hope will be up in about a week.

this log has been healthy, im glad i did it. or else i might have popped a blood vessel in my brain.

[bonanzataz]

so... what's it about?

[Victor]

http://www.xixax.com/viewtopic.php?t=1632

its up. i feel a nice, warm sense of closure. yeaahhhh....now im gonna go get drunk.

[Ernie]

Awesome, man. Can't wait to see it. I love shooting things in twenty four hours or less. It's such a rush.

Good luck on the editing...I remember the days of VCR to VCR...I got pretty damn good at it over a couple of years, but that doesn't mean I enjoyed it.

I'm gonna be editing this film I'm about to shoot that way...can't get a firewire that works w/ my computer. Do you press record, stop, or pause when you want it to stop recording? On the vcr I mean.

[Ghostboy]

Always use pause...and makes sure you get your next edit rolling before the VCR automatically stops (usually about five minutes). Whenever it stops, you'll get a glitch on your tape. It forces you to think fast, that's for sure! It might take a few tries to get it all right, if you haven't done it before.

Good luck. I was wondering if you'd ever got around to shooting that...

[polkablues]

Oh, dear Lord.  VCR to VCR editing is the bane of the devil.  You're better off finding a Kinko's or someplace like that that offers nonlinear editing space, and just paying the whatever they charge per hour.  Either way, it's a good idea to make a detailed edit log beforehand to know exactly what footage you'll use and where.