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Riley Harmon November 22nd, 2005, 04:24 AM Hey all, I don't know if any one on here entered the AtomFilms Intel Indies Magic Wand film contest, but I did. I just thought I'd post a temporary link to it to get some feedback and see what anyone thought. The theme of the contest was "Magic Wand: How would you use it and what would you change?"
http://www.rch-e.com/temp/wand.mpg
This is a temporary link, so it won't be up for long.
Thanks for watching!
Riley Harmon November 22nd, 2005, 11:51 PM 30 views and no feedback...BAAH!
Meryem Ersoz November 23rd, 2005, 08:59 AM if i had a magic wand, i'd wave it over riley so that instead of BAAH-ing your audience for the lack of feedback, you'd be happy that 31 people have already viewed your work and possibly benefited from viewing such your lovely little film...a tiny shift in perspective, much like turning a needle into a flower....
i thought your film was very sweet and meticulously told, except for that rifleman's flapping shirtsleeve. tell us the technical backstory. i'm always interested.....
Andy Peterson November 23rd, 2005, 11:48 AM Riley,
that was beautiful.
that's all I can say.
well done.
...Andy
Jeremy Hughes November 23rd, 2005, 12:48 PM great looking particle effects - what did you do those with? Combustion or particular/AE? They came out looking really nice.
Graham Clark November 23rd, 2005, 11:37 PM Very nicely done Riley. I teach video to kids and this is a great example of how artistry can influence the world. Do you mind if I download it and use it as an example? How did you do in the contest. I don't know this competition. Can you post a link for more info please?
Riley Harmon November 23rd, 2005, 11:37 PM Panasonic PVDV953
Shot 1/120th Shutter Twixtor to 60% speed deinterlacing to 30p
After Effects Particular
Glidecam 2k Pro (first time to use also unbalanced b/c I switched to ac power and took the battery off, lol)
Shot and edited in less than 48hrs
Ash Greyson November 26th, 2005, 01:04 AM Very clever, fun, well thought out and executed. A prime example of how creativity and planning can overcome the limitations of format and budget. Well done fellow OKIE!
ash =o)
Bernard Diaz November 26th, 2005, 02:22 PM Nicely done. The music complemented the the footage quite well.
I enjoyed it.
Bernard
Rusty Williams November 28th, 2005, 04:34 PM Yea, Riley, I entered, too.
Anybody who wants can see it at: http://www.onelastkill.com/MWsmall.wmv
As for your video, Riley, I liked it a lot. Very subtle and touching.
Nice job!
Eniola Akintoye December 5th, 2005, 08:00 PM 1, Try out of focus some of the close up shots
2, I think it would have been nice if you had added some effects sound for the Magic Wand smoke.
3, It would have also been nice to make the leaves blow across the guy's face in some mega slow mo.
Riley,
That was lovely. Absolutely lovely.
I thought I was watching a Kelly Clarkston's music video for a sec.
I really think you should use this idea on someone's music video. That will be awesome.
Oh, did everyone just stand astill or did you use an effect for that?
Craig Bellaire December 6th, 2005, 09:29 AM Ok Riley, I've been a magician for 30 years then I got married and placed all my magic away. When I had the opportunity to display the "Magic" I always liked the reaction to what was happening. A place of possibilities and miracles. Up to this point I have had a hard time capturing the same effect on tape/video. But your magic wand video has changed my perspective on what is now possible again.
Just a couple of questions.
1. How long did you plan you movements for your transitions?
2. where is the music from?
Again a very nice video.
Riley Harmon December 20th, 2005, 03:52 PM Just did the movements the same, once with negative object, and then again with pos object. Required to use the music they provided.
Chris Ivanovskis December 22nd, 2005, 03:40 PM i'm about to watch it. I didn't realize how many people were on this board from Oklahoma.
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