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So this film, “Burning Man”, has gotten tons of recognition for its superb quality, and the fact that it was made with $0. Something to also note is that it was shot on the 5D Mark II, a higher end DSLR. It was shot in 3 days. You can learn more about it here: http://sceneblock.com/featured/burning-man/

This film just comes to show how far a creative mind, a camera, and some friends will take you…

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   Posted by Burning Man News | Tech News on 08 July 10 at 8:32am
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   Clearly this was not made with $0… Maybe they didn’t “spend” any money making it, but they certainly wasted plenty of money on it. I don’t know why it’s become such bragging rights to say a film is on a zero budget. Sure Rodriguez, but how did you get that camera you’re shooting with?

   Posted by Jordan on 01 August 10 at 2:32pm
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   Hard to disagree with previous comment. I also can’t see how anyone demolishing two cars, playing with dollies, crane, steadicam, 5d + nice lenses, some redrock gear, lights etc. can call such production a “zero budget” one.

   Posted by Vitos on 23 October 10 at 11:17am
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   Because they didn’t SPEND any money on it. Everything, including time and equipment, was donated or previously owned.

   It’s not rocket science guys. A NO BUDGET film is one you don’t spend actual cash on.

   And as for Rodriguez, how did he get his camera on ‘El Mariachi’? He borrowed it off a friend.

   I do agree that it shouldn’t matter what a film costs, except to the people spending the money, but the fact is that the lack of money is what holds some people back, and shorts like this remind us all that we can get some thing done if we ask other people nicely.

   Posted by Steve on 26 October 10 at 10:46am
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   maybe its just me…but with all the destroyed cars and guns and people…how on earth did they do this with a zero budget? I guess people don’t count the props or camera…or did they borrow everything or have it donated or what?? Just asking…

   Posted by kenpound2 on 13 November 10 at 2:24pm