doxa,
I just re-read your origional post, and you mentioned CGI effect. I think that you will find that although they are fun to play with, very few in the consumer market are going to be of convincing quality. You will know it’s fake, and so will your audience, and as you put some time in editing, you will find that the best effects are created by you and some creative camera/ lighting work. Personally, when I see a film with bad or even average CG it irritates me, and makes the film look cheap, but thats just my opinion. I don’t want it to sound like I’m raining on anyone’s parade, so I say go try some CGI’s and see how they integrate in with what you are doing, and have fun! that’s what all this is about anyways.
