hi Kim, I just re-signed up...met some of your fantastic staff back at CineGear Expo in LA...good times. Keep up the good work! -Alex

hello Kim, how're you.
i'm boram. well btw now i've just got your message. i live in Seoul in South korea.
and i'm student of Korean film arts school. anyway i really happy to knew this site. so hope get many good things here. haha

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Hello Mr.Kim, I got your request and i've signed up for the site. I am very passionate about movies and making, can you guide me any books and steps i have to take to make films, becoming a director.

So far I'm likeing the new direction of the site layout!!!

HI; I need good camera better than sony dsr 400. we are DV... we are small country, if some one tell me?

thank you very much!

Hi Kim,

Just renewing my subscription (Can’t wait to see the cinema H2O article!) and wanted to pass along a couple of ‘real world’ observations about the magazine. I get a lot of complimentary subscriptions to industry-related publications, but Student Filmmakers is one I’m happy to actually pay for. I’ve spent about 10 years working professionally in television production and I can tell you one thing for certain: We’re ALL students. Every market has it’s share of competition, and it’s a perpetual learning curve to stay as many steps ahead of them as possible. Just being creative with your content isn’t enough. Sometimes it’s equally, or even more important to be creative with the processes and techniques you’re using to achieve what’s being asked of you. Student Filmmakers has proven more than once to be a valuable resource for getting familiar with those processes and techniques, and discovering new ones.

Many Thanks for a great publication,

- Jon Stephens

Producer/Editor
WTAP Creative Services

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