Buzzard

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The writing in this film comes from a real sense of place. Combine that with direction, the film successfully portrays an America that I am afraid of which to take part: a corporate America that forgets about you and tries to swindle you at every turn. The dialogue in the beginning showed the character’s mindset without having to explain it to the audience. His cheating of the system was a Mix up static shots with fluid motion.

Don’t be afraid if you don’t have a great camera. Use that lack of equipment to your advantage and fit it into the story to make the audience feel what you want them to feel at that moment. With an iPhone or low budget equipment, a personal story about one or two main characters would work best in the settings easily available for us to film. Restaurants, dance clubs, houses, alleys, downtown, malls, beaches, mountains, hiking ranges, deserts. Even use a single location as long as your dialogue is expressive, you character’s motivations remain clear, and there’s a clear trajectory to your of where the dialogue is heading.