Hell yea. Makin' the big bucks. I would direct maily "slap-stick" comedies. Seth Rogen type movies. Ha ha

that'd be pretty kewl.

cool

yowza

But only PG films

could possibly be exciting but overwelming at the same time

that would be fuun

Amazing

fun.

meet new talent

seems cool

i could do that

and action!

I fancy myself having an artistic streak; but actually, whom am I kidding?

I would love to be a filmmaker or a director it would be kool...I would make a movie about teenagers smoking pot back in the 70's. But I would use teens these days..

You have to have a really big voice for it.

I wanna be M. Night Shambala

Cinema has no part in my life. Hollywood could go t*ts up tomorrow and I wouldnt give a monkeys

It takes a lot of dedication and it's something I'm interested in but probably wouldn't choose as a major.

pointless.

who wouldnt want to be a famous director? they get paid well and they do a nice job

Get a real job.

A job, which like that of a writer, really requires a lot of creativity and dedication. The business of film directing is very hard to get into, and once you do get your foot in the door, it is even more difficult to convince production companies to hire you to make movies. A profession which requires a lot of patience and dedication.

Theyhave to put up with ridiculous demands from the actors/actresses and maintain a demeanor of professionalism about it, too. I probably couldn't do that. Scorsese is probably the best one out there.

Ooh, this is my dream job. Although filmmaking is actually an extremely demanding job, especially for the undergrounders, who have to go around begging for people to invest in them. And for me, when I daydream about it, I would want full autonomy over it, and would want to have written it myself and everything. But this just seems like the ultimate in creative expression, cause if you do it well then it communicates to a wide audience.

Talk about big bucks coupled with big risks! This is very expensive to get into and really at the top of the risk scale. Like acting, you would have to be so driven and sure of your own talents that you couldn't even consider failure. Many people have been intrigued by this career or the thought of it, but I really doubt that the same amount have the combined talent, creativity, self-assuredness, or finances to actually pull it off. And, maybe that's not so bad really; it kind of weeds out the field leaving us with the crème de la crème. Even with that thought in mind, a decent flick can be really hard to find!

Now here's a profession I'm drooling over. As easily stressed out and overwhelmed as I get, I love to work in groups and put together projects, and what better than a film? You'll learn that in shows, actors are the lowest of the social classes and directors are at the top. I'd love to have complete creative control and put out great movies.

FILMMAKING! The greatest of all professions!!! The ability to be extremely creative. The ability to make dreams come true. The ability to mess with people's feelings, with the use of moving images. Filmmaking is the only thing I can possibly consider pursuing for a career. In fact, it shouldn't be an occupation. Indeed, it is an activity. You can never get tired of it. That’s because you're always meeting new people, working in different settings, in many different tasks. Always dealing with different problems and having to seek different solutions. And just the whole idea of transforming a story on paper into a visual thing, just seems to be so powerful and satisfying to me, that I could never consider anything else.