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August 6th, 2007, 10:54 AM | #1 |
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Latest Heinz Contest Entry
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Here's my entry to the Heinz Top This TV Challenge titled, "Fry Guys" Shot in 60i, transcoded in Avid Xpress Pro HD, all effects done in After Effects, color corrected in Avid. Also, I'm working on some YouTube 'back-story' videos to go along with it. Let me know what you think! http://www.loftonfilms.com/Heinz.html Last edited by John Lofton IV; August 6th, 2007 at 11:24 AM. |
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Great job John! Very surprising! Fun concept.
I'm wrestling with the upload on my own entry at the moment. I shot 16:9 (also on A1) but framed for 4:3 and will submit that version--advertisers are still squirrely about 16:9 letterbox.
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I tried to upload from a 1080i .wmv file, and their transcoder does not appear to want to crop it. Have had this issue before. Finally opend a 4:3 SD time line on Vegas, imported my Cineform original there, and it automatically cropped it in, with the bars top and bottom.
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August 6th, 2007, 12:40 PM | #4 |
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Fantastic job! Very professional.
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Good job man! Really funny. I did see a few interlaced problems, but other than that I thought it was great. Good job man.
lol, I love how in the last week of this contest there's a ton of those videos coming up and they're all really good. |
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Oh and check out mine and let me know what you think. XD
I'm such a whore. lol. |
August 6th, 2007, 10:20 PM | #8 |
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Well it's past midnight...
Anybody else having trouble seeing their video on Heinz' Top This TV Channel on YouTube?
Well, that aside, I hope everyone had a great time working on their projects! Good luck to all! |
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I read on their message board that the videos on the site were dated a good 5 days ago--obviously they have been flooded and are backlogged in reviewing them and putting them up on the site.
I'm willing to guess that at another 1000 will be added to the current count by the time all is said and done.
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oh, gee, whoopsie...
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And guess what, we didn't have to deal with the approval process and inevitable rounds and rounds of revisions that happens in the "real" world... "can you make the red in the bottle a little bit more red? Not like RED red, just a bit more--red"
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Great video... I think it's the best one I have seens so far... What was your lighting set up? Anything special?
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Anyway, just watched your video and I loved it! Great editing and cinematography. Also, where'd you get those generic ketchup packets, they were perfect! Quote:
For my lighting I used a 3 point lighting setup with 3 basic photography lights and some diffusion material. Whenever the shot was backlit by the sun, naturally, I just got rid of the backlight. I think the most important part of my lighting was my LiteDisc diffuser... Gotta love that look. I'll post some behind the scenes pictures up here soon. The pictures of the guys in costume are pretty hilarious. |
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