I have read totse forum descriptions and I am trying to post some content in them from time to time. It seems some of the forums like Moving Pictures and Art & Design tend to limit certain things.
Such as, I want to talk about movie production or film production or just talk about what goes behind the scenes. I can post those threads in Moving Pictures but as well all know those threads will get overshadowed by movie threads.
Then in Art and Design, I can't make threads regarding Photo shoots and taking pictures and other things, sure I can call it ART, but that section isn't for that type of Art.
Zoklet solved this problem with Visual Arts but we're stuck with Totse layout which I really like. Now, I was thinking of a way to make a new forum which will cover, photography and all its sub fields along with filming and music production. Basically that section will cover the loop holes of Moving Pictures, Art & Design, T&T etc.
Users can share their documentary and talk about how they did it and another user can post fashion photo shoots which he did for a magazine or we can talk about photography.
What I am trying to say is, we're basically ignoring a very large piece of the Internet. I have been to fashion forums and other forums and none of them, I mean except for few forums [which are about photography or film production] have those forums.
With those forums I can easily invite photographers and newbie directors and lure them here. Tell them this community needs a bit of help and in return they will be able to share their work and promote it.
So, what do you think? I have like 60 tabs of photo shoots open and 4 tabs of short films with technical preview and I am itching to post them on Totse.
If you agree with me, help me with the name and description of the forum.
If you don't then help me find a workground.
I can make this forum as a sub set of Art & Design but it could very well be a seperate section.
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"On the Set" is good but implies an exclusion of post production, which is a huge part- particularly for people involved in film that happen to be on their computers all day. "Behind the Scenes" is obvious, but more appropriate. Something along those lines.
Just give me the name and the description.