so, im a young filmmaker and all ive really done so far are contest entries and commercials but ive found ways to really hone the style and practice visual tricks. here's a link to one that ive done recently.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSgFEWVYlR4

please, take a look, tell me what you think...and also, in what ways has everyone tried to innovate even with limited resources and equipment thats not exactly top of the line.

sorry...i guess i should explain a little better. i shot everything as video...played with it in photo shop and used SONY VEGAS to edit...which ive found to be unbelievably well equipped for such a small price tag ($60)

very good work, its a bit coked out and reminds me of old Steven Reedy (are his films still on here? look him up) could have potential, but please slow down my mind works a lot slower than you new age kids.

thanks for the tip...that seems to be a fairly common critique. i guess i tried to pack a little too much into such a short space. im having trouble finding much steven reedy. any advice?

yeah Steve isnt around anymore and his films are no longer on the site, I know he's doing something cause his imdb.com page says he has a new film he's working on. he likes to make ninja movies if I remember that being the trend he fell into!

I thought that was awesome dude, good work. I didn't think it was too fast, it was fast but clear. Better than all the commercials you see on tv.

see Stephen Reedy's ("ph" instead of "v" Kyle) work at this link:

http://www.studentfilms.com/film/castmember/detail.do?castMemberId=1001

watch Takeback 2 and Undercut stuff

thanks fatalfire! i really appreciate it. and i checked out some of reedy's videos...i really liked the opening sequence in undercut...visuals were superb