ok ok so I know a bunch of people are on here looking for ideas and such, but what I wanna know from you is this:

What kind of movie idea or concept that hasn't been made into a film would you like to see made into one? haha something different to throw at you. Good Luck.

Very vague question, and I doubt anyone with an original idea that has never been done is going to post it on a public forum.

I could be wrong, but I sure wouldn't do it. Been there, done that, regreted it.

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true true. i just meant some out there idea that you would want to see, not necessarily what you can or would do.

im pretty sure if you had an idea you wanted to see, you would make it happen . i know i would.

Are you a filmmaker looking for someone to brainstorm with?

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yeah kinda. i came up with my short film that i am gonna enter in a festival. i just need help with the green screening part and using animation to create objects.

Hm. What kind of objects do you need animated?

well by saying objects i should of said people. i want to have one person play two roles so I need her on green screen and on the real set. and then i want to add the green screen version to the real set. right now i am trying to get some software to help with this.

Green screening doesnt seem necessary for what it sounds like you are trying to do.
If you are going to do that effect, you will end up having to motion-capture or replicate the exact same camera movements and angles in order to do it. It would be much easier if you shot two identical takes on set (with the actress switching roles in between) than if you tried to replicate the camera position later in a greenscreening setting. Either way its the exact same compositing work, but the first method would save you quite a bit of work and from all the pains and kinks of amateur chroma key screening.

so then would i just have one scene on one video track and the other scene below it so you can see both of the actors?

Meh its not that simple. Theres some transparency and layering issues you have to work out.
It really depends on how complicated your shots will be, and how much action and movement your actress will be doing during the shot. For example if you have the actresses one character stay on the left half of the screen, and her other character stay on the right half of the screen the compositing would be very, very simple.
But if the actresses are constantly crossing in front of eachother it becomes a lot more difficult.

camt you just do a spilt screen?