Susanta Lohar
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fiverr
hazzi
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No I mean a full on proper movie that can be seen in cinemas
FreakenSEOsmh
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like, if you are dirty minded 
hazzi
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Hmm I would rather not tbh atleast not right now
DropshipDave
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You can learn to animate and spend the next fifteen years making the movie. Unless you have a big budget you can a team. the chances of getting it made are slim.
hazzi
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No I would probably find someone to fund it to me and the only thing I have now is the idea and I’m writing the script and drawing the characters
hazzi
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Nah I would find a team and pitch my idea to get funded
DropshipDave
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In that case crowd funding may be your best option. It's unlikely you will get in front of anyone from a studio.
hazzi
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Most likely but thanks for the help
hazzi
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It would be better for long term if I was the director but I thinks it’s good
Meerkatt
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I'm only guessing.. But my guess is that you'd need a lot of experience and you'd need a deep understanding on how the movie industry works, and understand the technical things behind directing. But best of luck with whatever you choose to do
hazzi
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Yh defo gonna need to learn a lot and thanks
Hira Ramzan
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I actually have a short film certificate..
if you have a story, first write it down in terms of scenes
then for each scene make a shot list, you can make it on excel
a shot list is basically the list of all the frames that make up all the scenes, you can add the location/ time/ camera level to each shot in addition to characters an the camera movement
then you go on to make storyboards using any tool or even on paper, just sketch out all the shots
once the idea has been solidified partner up with animation studios and work with them
if you have a story, first write it down in terms of scenes
then for each scene make a shot list, you can make it on excel
a shot list is basically the list of all the frames that make up all the scenes, you can add the location/ time/ camera level to each shot in addition to characters an the camera movement
then you go on to make storyboards using any tool or even on paper, just sketch out all the shots
once the idea has been solidified partner up with animation studios and work with them
hazzi
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Yh this is going to be a long process but thanks