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February 21st, 2004, 04:18 PM
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XenoFilms
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Check Out These Dv Commercials
Hello to all,
Joe Perez here - I've been using a SONY VX-2000 and some lights I picked up at Home Depot - I shot 3 commercials, all on DV.. you can view them at.. http://www.xenofilms.com Let me know what you guys think, thanks, joe |
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February 21st, 2004, 05:00 PM
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Welcome to dvinfo, Joseph! And thanks for the link!
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February 21st, 2004, 05:05 PM
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I'm very impress with your work. DV! wow. Did you use any filmlook program when you were editing? Nice work.
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February 21st, 2004, 05:28 PM
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XenoFilms
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color correction
Thanx Charles,
Yes - I used After Effects for the color correction - all filters that come with the Pro-Bundle - not any plug-ins But the key to good looking DV is good lighting. Thanx again, joe P |
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February 21st, 2004, 07:53 PM
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Pretty sweet Joe.
Did you actually do these for the companies or are these just test pieces you made? |
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February 21st, 2004, 08:37 PM
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XenoFilms
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Bryan,
No - these are just little experiments I did - Right now I'm gearing up to shoot a few 35mm spots. and a couple more DV spots. thanx for checking them out, regards, joe P |
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February 21st, 2004, 09:30 PM
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Joseph--That's great to hear you are doing a spec reel. I'm going to start shooting mine here in a few weeks up in Oregon. I read on your bio that you are at the Art Center, what do you think? Your work looks great. Did you use classmates for crew or find people to work for free? Have you considered shooting your other DV spots with a DVX100 and mini35 package? I shot a spot with the DVX100 that you can see here: http://www.naturalpoint.com/trackir/products/video.html --the one that has the product with a sunset in the background. Good luck with your reel and be sure to keep us updated on your progress!
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February 21st, 2004, 09:44 PM
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XenoFilms
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Hello Peter,
Checked out the spot - Looks great - Like the camera moves - actually for the spots on my site I didn't use a crew.. It was just me and the actor. Same with the editing and effects. These were just little experiments, playing with light, and visual aesthetics... I plan on shooting 35mm soon - and High Def with a pro crew down here in LA very soon. We should keep in touch - I would love to see your other work. email me - joe@xenofilms.com thanks, and good luck with all your creative endeavors, Joe P |
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February 22nd, 2004, 01:18 AM
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Joseph
Excellent editing work, good camera work too. Some specific feedback The BMW commercial, as pretty as it was, it would be a failure as a commercial. The purpose of a commercial is to further brand identity, or promote a product. Yours does neither. That's OK though, because you did it for different reasons than a manufacturer would. Just fire your writer! ;) Sony: Great commercial. Looks familliar though. Not sure if I've seen almost the same thing before, but for a different project. Anyway, this one is still my favorite. X-Box: Meh. Pretty will only get you so far. There was no real substance to this one. I might not have noticed if it was only 30 seconds, but the 1 minute time frame was enough for me to wonder what the point was. Shoot your director, but give the editor a raise. If I was going to put this on a directors reel, I'd cut it to 30 seconds. For an editor, I'd leave it. Overall, I'd hire you as an editor in a heartbeat. Your work is some of the flashiest, best put together content I've seen here in quite a while.
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February 22nd, 2004, 01:26 AM
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XenoFilms
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Hello Dylan,
Thanx for the feedback. These aren't suppose to be real spots - They are more like experiments. Each being shot over a weekend. Yeah - I guess I could shoot myself as a director - I need to shoot more - but thank you - best feedback I've had so far... overall - not too shaby for $200 bucks and a few weekends.. Cheers.. Joe P |
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February 24th, 2004, 09:44 AM
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<<<-- Originally posted by Joseph Perez : Hello Dylan,
Thanx for the feedback. These aren't suppose to be real spots - They are more like experiments. Each being shot over a weekend. Yeah - I guess I could shoot myself as a director - I need to shoot more - but thank you - best feedback I've had so far... overall - not too shaby for $200 bucks and a few weekends.. Cheers.. Joe P -->>> Are you kidding? For $200 they are phenomenal!!! :)
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February 26th, 2004, 11:30 PM
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Joe,
Any tutorials that you'd like to give on how you made the spots? |
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March 2nd, 2004, 08:27 AM
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Regular Crew
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I was a fan of the sony commercial the most. BMW was good but too high-contrast for my liking.
Very good, though. I'd really like to see what you do with the 35mm and any future stuff you have coming up. |
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March 8th, 2004, 04:22 AM
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Dood...dood...seriously dood. That stuff is good.
I liked the Sony one the best. and I second what Dylan said, but seriosly dood that stuff is good. gas
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March 8th, 2004, 12:12 PM
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Regular Crew
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Dylan your crazy dude, the BMW one was sweet, it was not the typical car driving/someone talking about the car/picking up the kids type commercial. Please note I am not slaming you but his commercials are very unique. The xbox was off the hook and the sony one was really sweet too. Keep up the good work dude.
<<<-- Originally posted by Dylan Couper : Joseph Excellent editing work, good camera work too. Some specific feedback The BMW commercial, as pretty as it was, it would be a failure as a commercial. The purpose of a commercial is to further brand identity, or promote a product. Yours does neither. That's OK though, because you did it for different reasons than a manufacturer would. Just fire your writer! ;) Sony: Great commercial. Looks familliar though. Not sure if I've seen almost the same thing before, but for a different project. Anyway, this one is still my favorite. X-Box: Meh. Pretty will only get you so far. There was no real substance to this one. I might not have noticed if it was only 30 seconds, but the 1 minute time frame was enough for me to wonder what the point was. Shoot your director, but give the editor a raise. If I was going to put this on a directors reel, I'd cut it to 30 seconds. For an editor, I'd leave it. Overall, I'd hire you as an editor in a heartbeat. Your work is some of the flashiest, best put together content I've seen here in quite a while. -->>>
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