the commentary on this was hilarious. Eli Roth offers a lot of good insight into filmmaking, and he talks a lot about his experiences, a lot of which are hilarious, and how he recommends going to film school and working on movie sets.
i don't know if i agree with him on the whole film school thing though. i've read comments from directors like David Mamet who never went and say it's pretty worthless, also with the invention of digital video it's becoming a lot more accessible to make films. but i guess a vocational school would be the best balance.
I'm not sure that it takes much education at all to make a stinker like Cabin Fever. Honestly, a kid with a steady cam and some talent for makeup could probably make it just as well.
true, but i take advise wherever i can find it. : )