The One Hundred Dollar Cinema Camera

Oct. 3, 2009 - PRLog -- Making films have always been an expensive line of work. One reason why is because of equipment cost. One company headed by Adrain Washington, has come up with a simple but ingenious solution: "Just make it extremely affordable, One Hundred dollars affordable."

The average cost to purchase a film camera can range anywhere from around five thousand to upward near eighty thousand dollars. Most High Definition cameras with 35mm capability cost somewhere in this range as well. Not many people have this kind of money sitting on the coffee table or nightstand readily available. So most determined filmmakers rent the equipment for a precise amount of days, for a fraction of the equipment purchase price. This ideally is supposed to save them a chunk of money in some sense, but the problem becomes, that even that fraction is too much of a burden to bare when the days allotted for the project aren't enough and/or the budget strangles the artistic design of the writer or director. Then what?

Mr. Washington has made making high quality films a reality for anyone willing to become the next big thing. No Deals with the Devil Filmworks have researched and cultivated a line of cameras that will do the job of their more expensive counterparts and will not break the bank of the most dedicated filmmaker. No Deals with the Devil Filmworks introduces the one hundred dollar High Def cine camera. These cameras can be rented for $100 per day and mounted with most D-slr lenses such as Nikon, Canon, Minolta or cinema lenses like PL mounts. Each rented camera comes with one Nikon or canon lens. The media is saved to SDHC cards in MP4 format making the footage compatible with all editing suites.

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About No Deals With The Devil it is a complete production house and cinema rental facility designed to give the budding filming an opportunity to make their films a reality.