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Thanks for the advice, it actually really helped me. I know how frustrating it is to direct non-actors! heh.

That's great advice, it's exactly what I do. It also makes it more fun to write the stories, and easier to write dialogue because you feel as if you know the people your writing about!

Exactly what he said. Just make sure and use a tripod, or else it will turn out really cheesy.

I was looking at Full Sail too. A lot of film schools, like NYU, focus a lot on the "philosophy" of film and not as much on actual hands-on learning. Personally I would choose the Hands-on approach.

I've been writing a script for a couple of weeks and I hope to film it next spring, but I was wondering if anybody could help me fine tune it. It's a thriller/slasher movie that is supposed to be scary, yet still make you think. One of the problems I'm having is adding more depth to characters...