Shot partly with JVC HD100 and HV20 with Redrock M2 35mm adaptor.

Official web-site is not up yet, but you can watch the 480P HD video stream with this direct MOV link:

http://www.galioneli.com/theomovie/trailers/theo480p.mov


Alternatively you can watch HD stream on Vimeo if you have a problem with the link above. Compression is not too bad, but isn't great either. Color space is a bit distorted.

http://www.vimeo.com/825323


Thanks a lot for looking.

fantastic! when/where will the movie be available? what did you use for sound?

Hi Adam, the movie is finished, so we'll try to go for the round of festivals and will see then :) For sound, we had an amazing sound person. He used digital HD recorder, with wireless mics and boom, but not sure which recorder exactly...

Looks awesome! Great cinematography. Looking forward to seeing it. Which shots were from the HV20? Can we even be able to tell?

Looks and sounds great. The acting looks solid too - great combo of sound, acting and cinematography. Good luck!

EDIT: Identical double post (hours apart??)

Looks Great- do you recall which cam used near beginning on shot of red dress with Pentax?

Looks Great- do you recall which cam used near beginning on shot of red dress with Pentax?



jvc hd110+m2 +nikon 85mm f1.4

Looks awesome! Great cinematography. Looking forward to seeing it. Which shots were from the HV20? Can we even be able to tell?

street night shot +car scene

hey everybody, I'm the Cinematographer for "Theo", thank you very much for the feedback!
I really liked working both with the HV20 and the HD100..

The only drawback I found on the HD100 is the bulkiness, and with the mini35 is the light loss... but no problems with natural light at all... for it to look good, you have to be careful with your exposure and everything will be fine...

the HV20 is a sensational piece of hardware... I shot a small documentary with it it can be seen here: http://www.vimeo.com/875295

I really really love it! Not more then my Canon 1014XL Super8mm camera... =) but I love it!

If you have anymore questions feel free to ask, I'll answer as much as possible!

cheers,

Theo is very nice shot.
How was the editing workflow, when you guys probably had to put together scenes shot (guessing) in 720 24p and 1080 24p (with pulldown removal)?Wasn`t it a bit confusing?
Ron

Hi Ron, a lot of it was experimentation, meaning we had to work out on the spot how to extract 24p from the HV20 footage, whether to "reverse telecine" it or use MPEG Streamclip or other software. Things like that. We used HV20 for about 30% of the film and in the end I decided NOT to pull-down footage (MPEG streamclip, etc) but rather drop it directly onto the 720P timeline (HD100 timeline) and let it render. For my purposes it worked great (except one shot where I wanted a slow motion - it came out very jittery...), because I wasn't going for clean, sterile images that digital video produces, but wanted, rather "dirty" and "grainy" images. These "grainy" images are not in the trailer, except maybe the scooter shot... They are mostly in the film itself. In any case, scenes were intentionally shot to be "grainy" with high shutter and low-lighting so no matter what I would have done with them they would still be grainy, etc.

Gaumarjos! :)

Great shot! I like this trailer very much! I hope to see the full version film, not just because there is my motherland language in it (i'm about Georgian language), but because I think Georgians can shot films in the different point of view and the end of this film must be interesting and unexpected!

Best regard! Tsarmatebebi!