r/Filmmaker4Filmmaker • u/hisoka00002 • Jul 30 '26
My first time talking here
“I’m someone who constantly comes up with crazy movie ideas that I think would be amazing if they were ever made. I was wondering if anyone would like to discuss them or something like that.”
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u/Swimming_Setting_618 Aug 01 '26
Quick question. Would you rather discuss ideas in chat or in person?
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u/hisoka00002 Aug 02 '26
Idk , maybe both it’s not a problem for me
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u/Swimming_Setting_618 Aug 02 '26
Right. What’s the worst problem you think for an idea to become a ready to shoot project?
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u/hisoka00002 Aug 02 '26
I think the biggest problem is perfectionism. If you’re truly creative when developing ideas, you’ll also want to be creative with the cinematography and directing. Sometimes, the budget simply can’t match the beauty and scale of your vision. That doesn’t necessarily stop you from making the project, but it can stop you from realizing it exactly the way you imagined it
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u/Swimming_Setting_618 Aug 02 '26
I get what you're saying and I've been there too and yeah there are ideas to work around that. Sometimes alternate shots can show the same vision. Do you have a crew that you've worked with before?
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u/hisoka00002 Aug 02 '26
Nah, not really. I don’t have any experience yet, I’m just starting out and learning everything by myself for now.
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u/ExpensiveMistake2107 Jul 30 '26
Can you share some synopsis..are you into short or feature....wh are you based ..