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Blimey the first taste of censorship Pleased Sheep has ever seen :o A shame too seeing as it was done in such playful fashion. Oh well we'll have to have a hardcore section on the DVD. "Too hot for the internet!"

Fran, play.com is pretty reliable and secure. I've been using them for years. I've even purchased two televisions from them. Never had a problem.

What would have made you laugh, and referring back to talk of porno. When we were shooting a bedroom scene, it involved a closed set and one of our actresses to be completely naked. We needed to get a lower angle shot and DP Paul Gordon, completely innocently but completely inappropriately said...

Oh my word, if they are indeed offended at that wait till they see the film... It's like a more hardcore version of Joe D'Amato's Porno Holocaust but with better looking women and a bit more Benny Hill. From most offensive thread to most misleading. Only joking, we aren't making a porno, though...

Doh! You have to add an end tag. By that a mean put a "/" after the "[" in the second "[yt]" It's difficult to show you because if I did it would close your tags!

I've added MySpace tags, I've edited your first post to embed the video in the thread. Check my edits to see how you do it. You just need to include myspace tags = [myspace] (don't forget to use a closing tag) EDIT: Ps Joanna, will see what I can do about a screen grab of Jackie but you may...

It'll all be ADR'd probably, if it isn't the only way you'll be able to tell the difference between the location dialogue and the re-recorded dialogue is that the re-recorded stuff will sound much better. Hence the probably.

Death Proof, Tarantino's part of Grindhouse is being shown as part of the Official selection at Cannes. I will be trying my hardest to report from the red carpet, believe me I will try.

I know, I just thought it was a good opportunity to explain the process. ADR is necessary if the location sound isn't clean. You get lots of unwanted noise, so when cutting from one shot to another the background noise changes from shot to shot. Try watching some of the extras from the...

And the title says 'Finch stars in new pilot!' At which point did he enter the new pilot? Did the new pilot expect this attention? And did the new pilot survive the ordeal and the hands of the crazed flying Finch?

Top Gun quotes start here...

Just wanted to come back to this Joanna and an explanation of why the film will take so long to make, at least a partial one anyway. We are having to shoot the film in small installments, basically it's when we have the time, the props, the cast/crew, the equipment, and the money. One thing I...

Thanks Joanna and Fran. Glad you missed the site, it makes us feel wanted :)

Hi Mike. Yes, it should surface sometime this year (cue groans of "we've heard that before"). The truth is that we mastered the film a while back, then two foreign territories asked for cuts before they'd buy the film. Right after that happened there was an issue with the digital cinema screens...

Finchy Friday has come early because we're out shooting from now till Monday, and we didn't think you wanted to wait till Monday.

Have you got a copy of The Good, The Bad, and the Chorley. They are all good, but one fellow stands out and we should track him down.

Reminds me of a film I saw at Kino last year. It was called The Good, The Bad and The Chorley. There's a write up about it here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/articles/2005/08/16/the_good_the_bad_and_the_chorley_feature.shtml

An update on this. The latest version of Final Cut Studio for Intel Macs will cope with all the formats that are used by the HVX200. Even variable frame rate footage can be imported straight in, and then exported out for use in other programmes such as After Effects.

That is uncanny. I've often wondered who Dee reminds me of.

It's not that fantastic if truth be told, but it is a very strange film and does have a great final scene. At least I think so anyway.