September 1st, 2006, 05:57 PM | #706 |
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Very nicely done.
I would have reduced the green color just slightly but maybe it's my monitor that's oversaturating the colors... I really liked the fact that you left the reds in. The narration and music are great too.
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September 1st, 2006, 06:30 PM | #707 |
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Walter, superb job. The voiceover was excellent, perfectly clear. It was really a terrific job. After he said 'that was then and this is now', I thought it would be better if he was boxing for real, like in a match and he regained his eyesight through the fight, instead of training in the garage.
I like the green colours. I can tell it wasn't totally monochromatic, but green overpowered everything else, except for red. The font choice for the credits was is a little busy. Something gritty but more simple would work better. Congratulations on the Honorable Mention. Justin |
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September 1st, 2006, 10:36 PM | #709 | |
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I agree that it would have been better if he had been in a real fight, and that was the way it was originally written but we couldn't get a single boxing club/facility to co-operate with us in Edmonton so we had to write around what we had access to. Pain in the ass to do on any film but an even bigger pain in the ass to do on a 48 Hour Film when you've got extremely limited time. Glad you liked the green. I was going for the Tony Scott film look. I wasn't a fan of the font at first but it kind of grew on me. I'll probably never use it again. Again, thanks for checking it out. |
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September 2nd, 2006, 01:40 PM | #710 |
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More Junipero
heres another 2 minute clip from my student film
http://www.citizencine.com/films/jun...pero_part3.mov its 100mb QT7 H.264 |
September 2nd, 2006, 05:01 PM | #711 |
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I've been following junipero as you've posted it, I think you have a keen sense of how films are put together and how to make them flow. I also think your script is excelent...did you write it yourself? it's like a mix between mad max and shakespeare
.Anyway good work. Andy.
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September 2nd, 2006, 11:59 PM | #712 |
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took a few minutes to get used to it .. moves along very well ( good pacing) .... had me laughing ... i'll tune in again ....
the last time i saw somebody go out on the limb like ( or should i say had the gonads like) that was about 9 years ago and that was vin diesel ... keep em coming ! |
September 3rd, 2006, 02:18 PM | #713 |
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in all reality it is just me, but here is a link to my website: www.yellowcow.net and also if you find that doesnt work so well or you would just rather watch it at youtube you can watch them at www.youtube.com/misternils Leave any comments here or where ever, or if you really want you can e-mail me at yelowcow@yahoo.com
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September 3rd, 2006, 10:50 PM | #714 |
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[I] - Montage work on "Structure"
Hello. This is the second short film I post. Hope this one has better luck than the last one... ^_^
I made it for my Montage class. It's supposed to be a structural composition over framing cuts, where it's all harmoniously put together to provide a meaning... Though I don't know if I've succeded or not, since we haven't been told of the outcome of the evaluation of the practical works. Anyways, hope you can tell me whether it's worth a penny at least, so please leave any feedback you feel like, 'cause I'm not very sure what to think of it, since I had to toss some ideas, and I really need some criticism. By the way, it was shot on digital, of course, but I would like you to watch it before I tell you what I shot it with, 'cause hopefully you'll be surprised to know afterwards what camera I used. Here's the link. It's a .mov file, 18MB. Just go to the blue link "Download for free with FileFactory Basic", and on the next page hit "Click here to begin your download": http://www.filefactory.com/file/2fa341/ See ya!
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September 3rd, 2006, 11:37 PM | #715 |
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i don't see any clip ?
does one have to register to view clips ? |
September 4th, 2006, 07:33 AM | #716 |
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Oh, I just got here. You just have to hit the link that says:
"Download for free with FileFactory Basic" That will lead you to another page where the link for the video will be made available. That one will be: "Click here to begin your download" I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but I don't have any dedicated server to host the file. Hope you don't have any more problems.
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September 4th, 2006, 01:20 PM | #717 |
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The Green Bench Show: Episode One "Violence"
www.greenbench.tv/Violence.wmv
Hey all, just finished the first episode of our sketch comedy show. It's just something me and my friends have been doing for fun over the past few years. We spent a whopping total of $21 on this one! But nonetheless, it still came out pretty funny. Problems I am aware of: Audio in a few places overmodulates and the crinkling of clothes against the mic can be heard. Lighting is a little harsh at some places, but we shot guerilla style so there was no time to set up lighting (same applies to audio). A few other problems as well since again, we shot guerilla style, but it was a fun learning experience. Any feedback is greatly appreciated (even if you absolutely hated it).
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September 4th, 2006, 01:40 PM | #718 |
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Trailer for a new short, "How to be a Girl"
I have been working on a new short called "How to be a Girl" and just posted a trailer for it on Saturday. I hope you enjoy and would love to hear comments or criticisms!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...33701968&hl=en For a more high quality version that requires the DivX Plugin please visit: http://stage6.divx.com/members/84029/videos/1008430 This trailer features music by Elyce. http://www.myspace.com/elycemusic Check out her profile for more great music! Thanks, Josh http://www.howtobeagirlmovie.com |
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That was a good laugh, Nils. Nice work :)
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September 5th, 2006, 01:14 PM | #720 |
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I agree with Don - It was good. Lots of fun. Some of the...ahem...humor was a bit gross, but I thought it was a real hoot.
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