High-end professional video camera manufacturers already have the necessary digital hardware for making movies, digitally, from shooting, editing, distribution and projection, all sans film. As with every technological break through, there is a period of acceptance, while the naysayers react. You'll be sorry if you don't. If it doesn't develop an audience it's gone. This is as true on the Net as it is with the big screen.
Real talent is hard to fake.
There are formulas and techniques that can help, but the really good stuff always shines through in the face of budgetary limitations. The motion picture industry, especially Hollywood, has always been an exclusionary affair. It takes lots of money to make a studio picture. Then along comes digital technology and the point of entry becomes affordable to just about everyone. Then along comes the Internet and the doors are swung akimbo.