So you think you have a great idea for a TV drama or comedy, so you grab a video cam and point and shoot.
In reality its not that simple. Especially if its to be recognized by TV network execs.
The efforts involved kick in the ass of anything you could possibly do.
First you have to write a script, ever tried to find a script writing program online? Or even a format in Windows Live or same? It don’t exist.
The thing is script writing is hard for them that don’t know how.
Then find a venue. Many places don’t want you to film in front of their place. Or even in the mall. Hey shooting video in the mall, means buying a permit. That means big bucks.
Next, finding talent, ever have you tried to find on screen talent, in a town under 75,000 people without a talent agency in the area? You’ll get visited by a bunch of city officials in black and white cars with MARS lights on top. Especially if you’re a lone wolf. Hey they think you the big bad wolf about to devour Red Ryding Hood.
I bring this to you today as it was mentioned at last nights meeting of the Knytes/AyreWolvez here in Twin Falls, of why hasn’t the productions of HazzardAyre and Shake-it-Up/Idaho been done yet? Answer ? Any body ever try to do this, here?
It ain’t that easy.
More over night but consider the effort that overpowers the need.
Anybody out there know how to do this? Email me, ayrewolf@gmail.com
Finally, tried to stream DixieBroadcasting again today, but the shoutcast would not load. It ain’t my computer since I tried with another computer on a different carrier. Still no sound.
Hey Ray, fix it will ya?
Until L8R Ya’ll and God Bless Dixie
Quote of the Day:
Fear is something to be moved through, not something to be turned from.
--Peter McWilliams
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