How do people think of good dialogue for a film?

I've seen a lot of films, where in them, they have some of the most interesting dialogue and screenwriting I've seen. Examples would be Quentin Tarantino's films. I don't know how they do it, but I wanted to write a screenplay for a short film, and how could I think of very neat and interesting dialogue?|||Hey,





To be honest I really hate to put this boldly, but inspiration.


I mean, amazing people like Tarantino probably can see the situations, and the character's in their heads and they probably with that have a good idea about what they would say. To be honest, there are times where you know exactly what to say, and for playwrights, and for screenplay writers, have to recognise this, and they have to understand the character's and the mood their in and the situation that their in, and by doing this they should have a good understanding of what they would say.


But for the most amazing dialogue, its just a matter of INSPIRATION!


Young Miss Sparrow|||A lot of Quentin Tarantinos great dialogues are based on stories. He has a character telling a story, the kind of story you never really hear on a day to day basis. This is not only interesting but it also builds tension if used in the right situation. You just need to come up with a story which is interested and a little intimidating and you can get a great short film in the style of Tarantino. Another thing Tarantino does is he has a conversation between two people but the whole time they are talking their is a tension between them. You fell they know something sinister about each other and if done correctly this is a brilliant feature to include in a script.





Also you need to make sure you're dialogue is plausible. A lot of amateur filmmakers have problems with this, especially dialogue used when reacting to something happening around them. When you write a script you need to go back on it and check two things.





1) You can imagine you're characters actually saying these things in a situation


2) You can imagine real people talking like this.

What is the music played during the closing credits of the film Morning Glory?

I know who wrote the soundtrack and that The Weepies and Natasha Bedingfield feature during the film.|||The song is Strip Me by Natasha Bedingfield





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnhDIGTld鈥?/a>





Hope I helped!

How long it usually takes for cinemas to keep showing a film?

If a film is popular ( like Harry Potter) how long will it last on screens? Can it reach to 2 or 3 months?|||yeah the average is 6 weeks nowadays since the like to get dvds and on demand going around 2 months from the release date. So you can find a movie in the theater 2 months down the road it just won't be in wide release anymore or at major "Brand Name" theaters.|||Movies that are not popular are on for at least 2 weeks but the show times can be drastically reduced the 2nd week so that it might be only twice a day when it might of been five or so the first week.Popular movies pretty much keep going till they stop making the theatre money,could be months but depends on the size of the cinema and how many new movies they might get.|||It has been so long since I watch any of the movie but recently planned for new movie

What is the best film editing software available?

I'm making a documentary. I want to know good film editing softwares which can give me good special effects, crisp editing. Please tell me and provide me a link for buying/downloading. Thank you!|||Avid is the industry standard for editing video. Final Cut Pro is second, followed by, in no particular order, Adobe Premier Pro, Sony Vegas, Montage, Pinnacle, Edius, and many others. These programs edit your film/video, but you need something to add special effects. For a documentary, Adobe After Effects is probably your best solution, or you can use Apple Moton.|||I am using Adobe After Effects.


Personally,I think it's the best


out there.Check this out :





http://www.videocopilot.net/





They have a lot of free tutorials


over there which will help.And,


Adobe After Effects is great


when you have the Particular


Plugin Installed with some of


Video Co-pilots Presets.





Google for Particular Plugin Torrents.You can get it..





And,there's a whole bunch of other softwares out there


in the market which does help.But,personally I like the


simplicity %26amp; power of Adobe After Effects.





Arindam|||Special effects is definitely Adobe After Effects. Editing is either Adobe Premiere or Final cut pro.

What will happen if I open a camera with film in it?

I have an old canon eos 850 and I opened the back of it while there was film in it. Someone told me it would ruin all the film because light got into it. Is there anything wrong with opening it while there is film?|||Film is light sensitive - what exactly do you think might happen??





If the film is out of the cannister then any frames which are not wound onto the take up spool with be totally ruined. any film wound (tightly) onto the take up spool will suffer from excessive exposure at the edges but the further into the reel they are then the less they will be affected.|||If the film hasn't been rewound, it will overexpose the film. All the frames will be white. Sometimes you can salvage some of the photos on the end that is already rolled, but it's hit or miss.|||You'll ruin the film. Hopefully you rolled the film to the end before you opened it. If not, that film is ruined.|||The film that is exposed to light will be ruined. Any photos taken and rewound inside the canister may be ok.

How much is the film for a Polaroid Spectra 1200i?

Today i got a Polaroid Spectra 1200i from the thrift store i was wondering how much does the film cost. Some say it's really expensive. And is it suppose to come with a charger of some sort, because all i have is the camera since i got it from the thrift store.|||Polaroid no longer makes this film. Any Polaroid-brand film you can find for this is old stock, expired, and probably very expensive.



A company called The Impossible Project sells film that is compatible with the Spectra camera. You can use any of the film on this page. http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/s鈥?/a>



The film starts at $20 for 8 shots.



There is no charger necessary for Spectra cameras. The power comes from the battery that is built into the film packs.|||yeah you probably shouldn't of bought that camera, I looked up on eBay, and there was a 3 pack of 30 exposures (90 total) for $140.00

What's the film which has the billboard and dvd cover which has a yellow pickup and an iron on the bonnet?

I've seen this cover lots of times and I've forgotten the film title but it looked pretty random and good. I think it came out around 2005/2006 so it's quite recent. The cover has a background colour of yellow I think but I definately remember seeing a yellow pickup and an iron on the bonnet with a burn mark.





Any ideas?|||That would be Layer Cake.