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YouTube - Apocalypse (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOt12hSK9K8&fmt=22)

Somewhere in the distant future. A world under attack. A lone woman gazes into the abyss.

We are in the middle of writing our apocalyptic script and this was mainly a test film to see how far we could push our effects and production. We weren't even supposed to shoot this much, just mainly location scouting. But after we found a great area that reminded us slightly of the world from Fallout we also decided to film something. Everything slowed down to 25p to match PAL. A couple of shots with the Sony HC1.

Editing was consciously kept at a slow pace because it was new to us and I like to keep myself challenged. It's almost poem-like.

The bad guys here are slightly off, they come off as barbarians which was not planned. And I definitely don't like the way they run :9 . But we'll continue to plan our next bigger thing and learn from this experience!

Looks cool, nice atmosphere and fx.

I think I personally would like a bit more bleach bypass kinda effect with a bit more blueish of greenish tint instead of this purple/pink kinda look, but then again, that's personal.

If you guys manage to write a strong screenplay and cast some good actors, this will certainly have a lot of potential. good luck with all that.

Really nice!
Nice tracking job, good FX and I liked the colouring. I have seen the bleach-bypass thing a gazillion times and I liked the slightly different look.

The light-stand as a weapon cracked me up, but it really did almost work for a unique weapon.

Better FX than I've seen in much higher budget movies. I agree with the above, a good script and cast will help take you far.

Good Show!

I loved the look, good luck with everything. What glass did you use?

OK, I was into it until I saw the "light stand gun". That killed it for me.

Sorry.

Daniel Weber

Sorry for what? That was a tripod, not a light stand anyway and next time we'll just use...a bigger tripod!