For my people who MAC at hoes fo real and not just on their PC

losbreal · Feb 8, 2007

ok i lied something kinda kool before i call it a night

Sofa Control 1.0

Six Buttons - No Limits
Apple ships a Remote Control with the Mac. The remote control talks simplicity. Only six buttons are available.

The pre-installed functionality is limited to control just a couple of applications. Sofa Control breaks this limit. With Sofa Control you are able to control any application on your Mac and trigger the actions you like. Sofa Control gives the control back to you.

Out of the box Sofa Control ships with support for a number of applications like Keynote, Powerpoint, Safari, Preview, Acrobat, VLC, EyeTV, ...

Multi-Clicks: When six buttons are not enough
You are using a Double-Click with your mouse. Why not double-clicking the buttons on your remote? Sofa Control maps actions to these multi-clicks where they are useful. All of these actions are accessible through a menu, too. So you can start easy and become a pro pretty soon.

Learning by doing
Sofa Control introduces itself. On the first start it will present a short tutorial. It's easy to follow and explains how to use Sofa Control. After you start Sofa Control all you need is the Remote Control. Give it a try.

Control your Mac from your Sofa
Use your Remote Control to open documents, videos and more while resting in the sofa. Sofa Control provides an application switcher, big menus and a file chooser to make that possible.

Adjust the volume, use Exposé to switch applications or look up the weather forecast in Dashboard. All with your Remote Control. These kind of operations are just a button click away. The Global Menu makes them easy to access.

You are using an application that is not supported yet? Thanks to the virtual mouse you can control that application, too.

http://rapidshare.com/files/13323329/SC_by_Paco.sitx

product homepage
http://anonym.to/?http://caseapps.com/sofacontrol.html

lightkappa · Feb 8, 2007

losbreal said:
To the people that check this thread I will post more good shit for yall closer to weekend. Just been tied up with editing lately.

To the person that asked about FCP 5.1 I havent posted the serial yet and will do so this weekend. sorry.

Also I will see if I can get another serial for pandora for whoever asked for that shit. one

Thanks Bruh! I'll keep checking back. I down and copied the first .ISO on a DVD but of course it's asking me for a serial number. I'll appreciate all your help bruh.

-Light

KnottyKnotty · Feb 10, 2007

Someone plz hook me up wit Dreamweaver 8

Jane & Finch · Feb 10, 2007

BrooklynRebel said:
Someone plz hook me up wit Dreamweaver 8

I posted it in here already.

Its the whole Macromedia Studio 8, Dreamweaver 8 is in it and you can install it alone and leave the rest if you want.

KnottyKnotty · Feb 10, 2007

Jane & Finch said:
I posted it in here already.

Its the whole Macromedia Studio 8, Dreamweaver 8 is in it and you can install it alone and leave the rest if you want.

You da fuckin' man

KnottyKnotty · Feb 10, 2007

what's the Registraion #?

LSN · Feb 10, 2007

Bump...

Upstatesfinest3 · Feb 12, 2007

bump this thread....props to all who contributed

BSmoove201 · Feb 14, 2007

ayeetee · Feb 14, 2007

Danm!!! I was trying to decide to buy a macbook...After seeing this I'm definitely am.
Mr Mac, any chance you might have fotomagico or know where to find it?
Thanks

losbreal · Feb 17, 2007

GUESS I NEED TO POST SHIT AGAIN, IM A LIL BEHIND

Macromedia Flash Professional 8 is the industry's most advanced authoring environment for creating interactive websites, digital experiences and mobile content. With Flash Professional 8, creative professionals design and author interactive content rich with video, graphics, and animation for truly unique, engaging websites, presentations or mobile content.

Download

http://rapidshare.com/files/16165470/MacF8.part01.sitx
http://rapidshare.com/files/16188896/MacF8.part02.sitx
http://rapidshare.com/files/16193904/MacF8.part03.sitx

password:filebymadmac

losbreal · Feb 17, 2007

B00061ULA2.01-A1JXIPTOMSSR3D._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

Including over 1,250 essential letters, contracts, board resolutions, plans, checklists, policies and spreadsheets, Business-in-a-Box is the most comprehensive library of business document templates available today. Bringing together the expertise of management consultants and lawyers, and the efficiency of an executive secretary, Business-in-a-Box is the solution you need to facilitate document writing. Save valuable time, money and effort, and start concentrating on the core activities that impact your bottom line

Info: http://www.envision-sbs.com/?cm_kwid=t17417125524

http://rapidshare.com/files/14372895/Business-in-a-Box__Pro-share-nigmae-net.rar

losbreal · Feb 17, 2007

DivX Pro v6.6

DivX Pro for Mac is a digital video creation and playback software suite with
all the tools you need to create and play DivX video files on the Mac. DivX Pro
for Mac 6.5 includes the DivX Pro Codec, DivX Converter, DivX Player and the
DivX Web Player.

The DivX Pro Codec for Mac is a plug-in that allows you to create and play DivX
videos. The DivX Codec is now more powerful and easier to use than any previous
version. More importantly, the DivX Pro Codec is fully compatible with
QuickTime 6 and 7 and Mac OS X more...10.3.9 or later. With the DivX Pro Codec,
you can be certain that you will get the highest quality, performance and
compression from your digital videos.

http://rapidshare.com/files/14948828/MacFile-DivX.Pro.v6.6.UB.rar.html

losbreal · Feb 17, 2007

losbreal · Feb 17, 2007

STEEZFEST · Feb 17, 2007

You sir are my hero

New York's Tyrant · Feb 18, 2007

Damn this thread is killer.. Thanks!

Thugfree · Feb 18, 2007

dacrazydeafdawg said:
man i tell u one thing.. it easier to do shyt on a mac than a pc...

but anyway i am looking for any interior designer program on the mac.. that does project expenses and projections... any suggesstion?

Hers something else for you Punch home design studio for mac it a 1470.5 download big as shit but its worth the download

http://www.mediafire.com/?ayztvvmmn2l

Alumni · Feb 18, 2007

Props to Losbreal and everyone else for all the good shit they've dropped in this tread. I am a new Mac user --and I mean brand new mac user. I just got a Macbook Pro 3 weeks ago and think that I might have made the biggest mistake of my life. It's taking me twice as long to do anything because I've spent all my life on a PC and the macs way of doing things is so different. Can any of you recommend some sites or books that can help someone brand new to a mac? Any help would be appreciated.

KnottyKnotty · Feb 18, 2007

I need to get a RS account too much shit is put on RS that I don't D/L

KnottyKnotty · Feb 18, 2007

Alumni said:
Props to Losbreal and everyone else for all the good shit they've dropped in this tread. I am a new Mac user --and I mean brand new mac user. I just got a Macbook Pro 3 weeks ago and think that I might have made the biggest mistake of my life. It's taking me twice as long to do anything because I've spent all my life on a PC and the macs way of doing things is so different. Can any of you recommend some sites or books that can help someone brand new to a mac? Any help would be appreciated.

like what? it's a computer...just sit there and press shit or read ur manual

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

BrooklynRebel said:
I need to get a RS account too much shit is put on RS that I don't D/L

Yeah you should man. Its a good investment. I use to bitch about the RS thing in general and how you had to pay for it, but when you think about all the programs and porn you get for free it's an extremely small price to pay for all you get. I cant think of anything else better than RS these days or has as good of an return :yes:

.

I literally have 1000's and 1000's of dollars of software for free b/c of RS and since Im a video editor I constantly need the latest shit (programs, plugins etc). Anyone who complains about 10 dollars a month either is cheap as fuck or has their priorities backwards. Just sacrifice that value meal or lotto money for a day and get something that's gonna help you instantly.

Also, if you want to offset the cost just charge someone ten dollars or whatever for some program that you got on bgol for free.

GO get that account BR, take it from me you wont regret it. And when you get it, go to options and change the settings to direct download. Then as soon as you click on a RS link it'll starts immediately downloading without you going to the site and through all that premium bs.

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

Alumni said:
Props to Losbreal and everyone else for all the good shit they've dropped in this tread. I am a new Mac user --and I mean brand new mac user. I just got a Macbook Pro 3 weeks ago and think that I might have made the biggest mistake of my life. It's taking me twice as long to do anything because I've spent all my life on a PC and the macs way of doing things is so different. Can any of you recommend some sites or books that can help someone brand new to a mac? Any help would be
appreciated.

The biggest mistake of your life is thinking that getting a Mac is the biggest mistake of your life.

I never understand why ppl have problems with mac. Everything new has a learning curve and in the end its just a computer just fuck with it dawg, youll learn everything in an hour. Besides if you look at the new Vista you'll see everyone wants to be like us now so we must be doing something right :yes:

But honestly, if you need help here you go. Guess the title is perfect for you:

Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies by Larry Ullman, Marc Liyanage
Publisher: For Dummies (June 17, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0764579630 | PDF | 38,5 Mb | 521 pages

Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies is exactly what you need to get more results from every minute you spend with your Mac OS X Tiger.

Loaded with more than 60 timesaving tricks and techniques, this helpful volume gets right to the point and shows you how to streamline dozens of everyday computer functions. If you already know your way around Mac OS X Tiger, you can discover how to speed up your Mac, make searches faster and more efficient, optimize your network, and a lot more.
For example, you can
— Create your own keyboard shortcuts — Find files faster with Spotlight — Save steps with contextual menus — Make the most of the address book and iCal — Take advantage of Safari RSS feeds — Use your iPod for secure, encrypted storage — Set up a videoconference with iChat AV
There are guidelines for customizing OS X to meet your specific needs, so your Mac will be well organized even if you aren't. And the techniques are organized too, by the application or the general concept for which they work. You get no-nonsense, step-by-step instructions for putting each technique to work. After all, the whole point of Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies is
— well, saving time! These are a few of the places where this book will help you trim the minutes.
— Starting, stopping, and running your Mac more efficiently — Optimizing your interface and customizing the Finder, windows, and the Dock — Organizing, managing, and finding stuff
— yours, and the computer's — Beefing up application performance — Using the Internet more efficiently, with tips on searching, stopping spam, using Google, and more — Making the most of your network — Being more efficient with multimedia, including boosting productivity with your iPod — Maintaining your Mac and keeping it secure — Creating your own timesaving techniques with Automator and other slightly advanced tricks
You can't help but be more productive with Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies!

http://rapidshare.com/files/13547022/For.Dummies.Mac.OS.X.Tiger.Timesaving.Techniques.For.Dummies.Jun.2005.eBook-LinG.pdf

Mac OS X Tiger: Missing Manual by David Pogue
Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 5th edition (July 1, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0596009410 | CHM | 6,7 Mb | 847 pages

You can set your watch to it: As soon as Apple comes out with another version of Mac OS X, David Pogue hits the streets with another meticulous Missing Manual to cover it with a wealth of detail. The new Mac OS X 10.4, better known as Tiger, is faster than its predecessors, but nothing's too fast for Pogue and Mac OS X: The Missing Manual. There are many reasons why this is the most popular computer book of all time.

With its hallmark objectivity, the Tiger Edition thoroughly explores the latest features to grace the Mac OS. Which ones work well and which do not? What should you look for? This book tackles Spotlight, an enhanced search feature that helps you find anything on your computer; iChat AV for videoconferencing; Automator for automating repetitive, manual or batch tasks; and the hundreds of smaller tweaks and changes, good and bad, that Apple's marketing never bothers to mention.
Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition is the authoritative book that's ideal for every user, including people coming to the Mac for the first time. Our guide offers an ideal introduction that demystifies the Dock, the unfamiliar Mac OS X folder structure, and the entirely new Mail application. There are also mini-manuals on iLife applications such as iMovie, iDVD, and iPhoto, those much-heralded digital media programs, and a tutorial for Safari, Mac's own web browser.
And plenty more: learn to configure Mac OS X using the System Preferences application, keep your Mac secure with FileVault, and learn about Tiger's enhanced Firewall capabilities. If you're so inclined, this Missing Manual also offers an easy introduction to the Terminal application for issuing basic Unix commands.
There's something new on practically every page, and David Pogue brings his celebrated wit and expertise to every one of them. Mac's brought a new cat to town and we have a great new way to tame it.

http://rapidshare.com/files/13239755/OReilly.Mac.OS.X.The.Missing.Manual.Tiger.Ed.Jul.2005.eBook-DDU.chm

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

ayeetee said:
Danm!!! I was trying to decide to buy a macbook...After seeing this I'm definitely am.
Mr Mac, any chance you might have fotomagico or know where to find it?
Thanks

I take no credit for this:

FOTOMAGICO

Info> http://www.fotomagico.com/facts/version_history.html
http://www.boinx.com/mousepose/
Download > http://media.boinx.net/download/Boinx_FotoMagico_1.8.1.dmg

Mac slideshow App. & presentation spotlighter

"New: Added support for using Aperture as Image source....etc"

For v1.8.1 (Rev.887-F342) >
http://www.mytempdir.com/1089884
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ugn1c4
http://rapidshare.com/files/5301572/fmup2.app.sitx.html
file: fmup2.app.sitx
p/w: msjstw

[New] v2.0bx Info >
http://www.fotomagico.com/beta/2/
New in 2.0b5 > http://version.boinx.com/appcast/FotoMagico/2.0_b5.html
Download > http://media.boinx.net/download/FotoMagico2.0b5_1200.zip

For v2.0b5 (Rev.1200M-F502M) >
http://www.mytempdir.com/1196421
file: fmbup.app.sitx
p/w: msjstw

For Mouseposé 2.5.1 >
http://www.mytempdir.com/1069355
http://rapidshare.com/files/3940172/mpup.app.sitx.html
file: mpup.app.sitx
p/w: msjstw

Note: Mouseposé had to be k'ed to stop it from detecting existing FotoMagico serials. X86 k'ed AFAIK. Thnx & salutations to Loc[k]Smith.

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

Corel Painter IX is a very sophisticated painting / illustration application designed to emulate the complex characteristics of traditional art tools while taking advantage of the incredible power of to days computer systems and the creative nature of those use it as a tool to create digital media. This software application is a must for creative professionals, whether they're in commercial design, illustration, photography, film making, game creation, graphic arts or fine arts.

http://rapidshare.com/files/15416847/Corel_Painter_X.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/15417198/Corel_Painter_X.part2.rar

KnottyKnotty · Feb 18, 2007

losbreal said:
Yeah you should man. Its a good investment. I use to bitch about the RS thing in general and how you had to pay for it, but when you think about all the programs and porn you get for free it's an extremely small price to pay for all you get. I cant think of anything else better than RS these days or has as good of an return .

I literally have 1000's and 1000's of dollars of software for free b/c of RS and since Im a video editor I constantly need the latest shit (programs, plugins etc). Anyone who complains about 10 dollars a month either is cheap as fuck or has their priorities backwards. Just sacrifice that value meal or lotto money for a day and get something that's gonna help you instantly.

Also, if you want to offset the cost just charge someone ten dollars or whatever for some program that you got on bgol for free.

GO get that account BR, take it from me you wont regret it. And when you get it, go to options and change the settings to direct download. Then as soon as you click on a RS link it'll starts immediately downloading without you going to the site and through all that premium bs.

I'm trying to get my video editing and video production thing off the ground. Just started looking into some DV Decks and other equipment. You got any advice, Reffering to Equipment or advice in general? What you know now that you wish you knew when you started.

Alumni · Feb 18, 2007

BrooklynRebel said:
like what? it's a computer...just sit there and press shit or read ur manual

"just sit there and press shit"... gee thanks, I would have never thought of doing that. :hmm:

Here's some sites I was just hit off with. Hopefully they can help someone else out as well.

Web-based tutorial aimed at Windows users that have switched to the Mac:
http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/

Mac 101 guide:
http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/

Useful Mac keyboard shortcuts:
http://www.macobserver.com/columns/firstmac/2005/20050422.shtml

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

BrooklynRebel said:
I'm trying to get my video editing and video production thing off the ground. Just started looking into some DV Decks and other equipment. You got any advice, Reffering to Equipment or advice in general? What you know now that you wish you knew when you started.

To be honest I have no regrets b/c I knew what I wanted to do from the start. Plus I mess with DV as well as film so that has opened up alot of doors for me as far as music videos, national commercials, movies etc etc.. I worked closely with alot of people you see on TV and Im only 23 but thats b/c I knew what I wanted and honed my crafts in all areas of that specific niche so i could knock on as many doors simoultaneously as possible. For starters you have to know what your plans are when you get this equipment. I cant say how many ppl I know have brought all this expensive ass equipment, do one shoot and then that shit collects dust in the closet for the next 5 yrs till they sell it on ebay. Its a hard business to say the least.

I have no problem helping you get started with this shit in a good way but make sure you're ready to take it seriously and be prepared for the ups and downs depending on which road you take. Its not by accident that 80% of ppl with degrees in TV/film end up doing something else.

Any of the equipment you get, as far as cameras in particular, really depends on what you're trying to do which I dont know. So answer these questions for me so I can get a feel of your plans so i can better help you out:

Do you plan on trying to do weddings, music videos, local commercials, short stories, hood videos, or porn shit mainly?

Will this be ya fulltime job or a second hustle that eventually you would like to make ya main gig?

any experience whatsoever like schooling, had a camera when you was a kid whatever whatever whatever?

I take it you're from brooklyn but if not where do you live (very important)

Also have you brought anything yet?

You want to work with DV, HDV or film first?

Finally, are you in it for the money, the passion or both?

I know this is alot of questions but it helps me to know so I can help you if you serious.

peace.

Alumni · Feb 18, 2007

losbreal said:
The biggest mistake of your life is thinking that getting a Mac is the biggest mistake of your life.

I never understand why ppl have problems with mac. Everything new has a learning curve and in the end its just a computer just fuck with it dawg, youll learn everything in an hour. Besides if you look at the new Vista you'll see everyone wants to be like us now so we must be doing something right

But honestly, if you need help here you go. Guess the title is perfect for you:

Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies by Larry Ullman, Marc Liyanage
Publisher: For Dummies (June 17, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0764579630 | PDF | 38,5 Mb | 521 pages

Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies is exactly what you need to get more results from every minute you spend with your Mac OS X Tiger.

Loaded with more than 60 timesaving tricks and techniques, this helpful volume gets right to the point and shows you how to streamline dozens of everyday computer functions. If you already know your way around Mac OS X Tiger, you can discover how to speed up your Mac, make searches faster and more efficient, optimize your network, and a lot more.
For example, you can
— Create your own keyboard shortcuts — Find files faster with Spotlight — Save steps with contextual menus — Make the most of the address book and iCal — Take advantage of Safari RSS feeds — Use your iPod for secure, encrypted storage — Set up a videoconference with iChat AV
There are guidelines for customizing OS X to meet your specific needs, so your Mac will be well organized even if you aren't. And the techniques are organized too, by the application or the general concept for which they work. You get no-nonsense, step-by-step instructions for putting each technique to work. After all, the whole point of Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies is
— well, saving time! These are a few of the places where this book will help you trim the minutes.
— Starting, stopping, and running your Mac more efficiently — Optimizing your interface and customizing the Finder, windows, and the Dock — Organizing, managing, and finding stuff
— yours, and the computer's — Beefing up application performance — Using the Internet more efficiently, with tips on searching, stopping spam, using Google, and more — Making the most of your network — Being more efficient with multimedia, including boosting productivity with your iPod — Maintaining your Mac and keeping it secure — Creating your own timesaving techniques with Automator and other slightly advanced tricks
You can't help but be more productive with Mac OS X Tiger Timesaving Techniques For Dummies!

http://rapidshare.com/files/13547022/For.Dummies.Mac.OS.X.Tiger.Timesaving.Techniques.For.Dummies.Jun.2005.eBook-LinG.pdf

Mac OS X Tiger: Missing Manual by David Pogue
Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 5th edition (July 1, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0596009410 | CHM | 6,7 Mb | 847 pages

You can set your watch to it: As soon as Apple comes out with another version of Mac OS X, David Pogue hits the streets with another meticulous Missing Manual to cover it with a wealth of detail. The new Mac OS X 10.4, better known as Tiger, is faster than its predecessors, but nothing's too fast for Pogue and Mac OS X: The Missing Manual. There are many reasons why this is the most popular computer book of all time.

With its hallmark objectivity, the Tiger Edition thoroughly explores the latest features to grace the Mac OS. Which ones work well and which do not? What should you look for? This book tackles Spotlight, an enhanced search feature that helps you find anything on your computer; iChat AV for videoconferencing; Automator for automating repetitive, manual or batch tasks; and the hundreds of smaller tweaks and changes, good and bad, that Apple's marketing never bothers to mention.
Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition is the authoritative book that's ideal for every user, including people coming to the Mac for the first time. Our guide offers an ideal introduction that demystifies the Dock, the unfamiliar Mac OS X folder structure, and the entirely new Mail application. There are also mini-manuals on iLife applications such as iMovie, iDVD, and iPhoto, those much-heralded digital media programs, and a tutorial for Safari, Mac's own web browser.
And plenty more: learn to configure Mac OS X using the System Preferences application, keep your Mac secure with FileVault, and learn about Tiger's enhanced Firewall capabilities. If you're so inclined, this Missing Manual also offers an easy introduction to the Terminal application for issuing basic Unix commands.
There's something new on practically every page, and David Pogue brings his celebrated wit and expertise to every one of them. Mac's brought a new cat to town and we have a great new way to tame it.

http://rapidshare.com/files/13239755/OReilly.Mac.OS.X.The.Missing.Manual.Tiger.Ed.Jul.2005.eBook-DDU.chm

Thanks fam., hopefully I can return the favor one day.

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

Alumni said:
"just sit there and press shit"... gee thanks, I would have never thought of doing that.

Here's some sites I was just hit off with. Hopefully they can help someone else out as well.

Web-based tutorial aimed at Windows users that have switched to the Mac:
http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/

Mac 101 guide:
http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/

Useful Mac keyboard shortcuts:
http://www.macobserver.com/columns/firstmac/2005/20050422.shtml

Good drop. That should solve all the beginner problems for anyone else.

JimBrown · Feb 18, 2007

KnottyKnotty · Feb 18, 2007

Alumni said:
"just sit there and press shit"... gee thanks, I would have never thought of doing that.

Here's some sites I was just hit off with. Hopefully they can help someone else out as well.

Web-based tutorial aimed at Windows users that have switched to the Mac:
http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/

Mac 101 guide:
http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/

Useful Mac keyboard shortcuts:
http://www.macobserver.com/columns/firstmac/2005/20050422.shtml

wasn't tryin' to be a dick, that's just how I learn stuff, hands-on

losbreal · Feb 18, 2007

JimBrown said:
* Final Cut Pro 5.1 - "real-time editing for DV, SD, HD and film"

http://rapidshare.de/files/18514324...part01.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/18516468...part02.rar.html
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http://rapidshare.de/files/18546613...part28.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/18547598...part29.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/18512048...part30.rar.html

psw: msjstw

shouldnt need serial

This post is What's Up, major props for this. I was still asked for the serial, do I need a crack?
http://198.65.131.81/board/images/icons/icon14.gif

D-155-GDH-206-QGO-344-UPN-170-QJW-STM

BTW DO YOU ALREADY HAVE AN EARLIER VERSION OF FCP INSTALLED?

KnottyKnotty · Feb 18, 2007

losbreal said:
To be honest I have no regrets b/c I knew what I wanted to do from the start. Plus I mess with DV as well as film so that has opened up alot of doors for me as far as music videos, national commercials, movies etc etc.. I worked closely with alot of people you see on TV and Im only 23 but thats b/c I knew what I wanted and honed my crafts in all areas of that specific niche so i could knock on as many doors simoultaneously as possible. For starters you have to know what your plans are when you get this equipment. I cant say how many ppl I know have brought all this expensive ass equipment, do one shoot and then that shit collects dust in the closet for the next 5 yrs till they sell it on ebay. Its a hard business to say the least.

I have no problem helping you get started with this shit in a good way but make sure you're ready to take it seriously and be prepared for the ups and downs depending on which road you take. Its not by accident that 80% of ppl with degrees in TV/film end up doing something else.

Any of the equipment you get, as far as cameras in particular, really depends on what you're trying to do which I dont know. So answer these questions for me so I can get a feel of your plans so i can better help you out:

Do you plan on trying to do weddings, music videos, local commercials, short stories, hood videos, or porn shit mainly?

Will this be ya fulltime job or a second hustle that eventually you would like to make ya main gig?

any experience whatsoever like schooling, had a camera when you was a kid whatever whatever whatever?

I take it you're from brooklyn but if not where do you live (very important)

Also have you brought anything yet?

You want to work with DV, HDV or film first?

Finally, are you in it for the money, the passion or both?

I know this is alot of questions but it helps me to know so I can help you if you serious.

peace.

I want to do movies and music videos but, to start generating some funds right now...Weddings, local commercials, hood DVDs etc.

I would love for this to be my main gig but, because I have minimum eqipment and need money coming in now...any time I'm not working or in class I wanna devote to my craft.

I have a minidv camera, I took a class at BCAT in field production/Avid Pro and am currently preparing to take, Production for TV, Audio for Video & Special effects in Avid. I'm waiting to here back from the Ghetto Film school and have sent in my application for media arts/film production at my local community college.

Yes, I live in Brooklyn

Yes, external hard drive, video camera, macbook, digital camera and external dvd burner... just the basics to get started doing a lil' work

I want to learn everything popular with studios so that I cn have a wide range of knowledge...right now I'm using DV, I have no experience with film

Passion, I've always loved movies, I use them as a way to escape my life and live another for a while but, I'd be lying if I said the thought of money doesn't come up

JimBrown · Feb 18, 2007

Thanks for the quick Fam!

I don't have any Final Cut Programs installed.

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