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zeroc
2007 September 5th, 04:37
I think this is a great starter for everyone who's intrested in making movies.
Wonder if there are any torrents available for this DVD?

Anyone?
FilmSchool On DVD (http://www.filmschoolondvd.com/home.html)
Terfyn
2007 September 5th, 05:05
Looks an intersting option. From movie making to making love, someone will sell you a video for it.
My best experience came from being a member of a Video Club. We had members from the newcomer to a BBC soundman and an ITV cameraman. We learnt more from each other than any DVD could show and we learnt from our mistakes being commented on by professionals. What more could we want?
zeroc
2007 September 5th, 05:33
I had to work independently coz not much experienced people live down here. :(
drdespair
2007 September 26th, 11:10
The number #1 for me:

www.hollywoodcamerawork.us/ (http://www.hollywoodcamerawork.us/)
t-hype
2007 October 3rd, 13:27
I definitely have to agree with drdespair.

I bought the set from Hollywood Camera Work and it is AWESOME.

As far as downloading the stuff, you should totally buy an original. Per Holmes (the guy who made the series) is not some major millionaire, he has to make a living too!

AND, the series is not something that you'll watch once and be done with. It's definitely a reference guide.
duzzit_madder
2007 October 3rd, 14:48
Just so you know, talking about illegal things on an open message board like this is NOT in the best interest of those who host and maintain it. If I was you zeroc, I'd edit that message ASAP or it may get edited for you. It is never OK to steal copyrighted material. Now if you talking about buying a copy of the DVD from the producers of the DVD hoping they'll let you legally download it via a torrent, that's something different.
Mal
2007 October 3rd, 15:17
zeroc,
please do NOT ask for such things on this forum.

This forum respects copyright owners, and as such does NOT condone piracy, or illegal torrent downloads of DVDs, etc, etc.

Buy the product, and don't ask for, or expect something for free - that is a good life lesson also.

Interestingly, I found that copyright violations are only okay to some people, as long as they aren't perpetrated against themselves!