"Junipero" Finished! Watch the whole movie online!

Marlon Torres · October 25th, 2006, 11:40 AM

Update: Just wanted everyone who enjoyed my movie that a prequal is in the works, set 96 years before "Junipero". It is entitled "The Last Daughter of Celestie". Production is set to begin in December! Wish me luck!

Andy Graham · October 25th, 2006, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Marlon Torres

Wish me luck!

From what i saw of the first one you don't need it mate. I'm sure youll do a great job as long as any new actors you get are up to scratch......there's no plugin on FCP for bad acting (everyones sitting there thinking about how cool it would be if there was!)

Andy.

Daniel Boswell · October 25th, 2006, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Marlon Torres

Update: Just wanted everyone who enjoyed my movie that a prequal is in the works, set 96 years before "Junipero". It is entitled "The Last Daughter of Celestie". Production is set to begin in December! Wish me luck!

You should be very proud Marlon. You guys have a very bright future ahead methinks.

Cal Johnson · October 26th, 2006, 12:06 AM

That was really cool. I was a bit put off by the opening map sequence and the "overmind" voices being just too close to LOR content, but I enjoyed all the other parts of the film. It's actually a good story, and pretty well acted. Once death showed up, I really enjoyed the dialogue. Great, great, cinematography. I'm sure you guys have a bright future ahead of you!

Marlon Torres · October 26th, 2006, 09:47 AM

Thanks for the support guys, once production starts, i'll keep you guys updated!

Jason Murphy · October 27th, 2006, 10:31 AM

Awesome work!!!! Can't wait for the next one!

Marlon Torres · October 27th, 2006, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason Murphy

Awesome work!!!! Can't wait for the next one!

I hope I don't disappoint!

Mekhael Trepanier · October 27th, 2006, 08:15 PM

hey congrats on your picture. while i will say the story is ntoe xactly my cup of tea. i must really compliment you on your work...

rite from skript to completion everything is really well done.

you have alot to be proud of with this...

a question for you
i read from another person you shot this with an XL2
was it shot with stock XL2 or do you have one of the 35mm adapters...
or did you use any other fancy tricks equipment to acheive what you did.

congrats again
MEKHAEL

Marlon Torres · October 28th, 2006, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Mekhael Trepanier

hey congrats on your picture. while i will say the story is ntoe xactly my cup of tea. i must really compliment you on your work...

rite from skript to completion everything is really well done.

you have alot to be proud of with this...

a question for you
i read from another person you shot this with an XL2
was it shot with stock XL2 or do you have one of the 35mm adapters...
or did you use any other fancy tricks equipment to acheive what you did.

congrats again
MEKHAEL

Glad you liked it Mekhael. Yes, I did shoot with an XL2 but no, unfortunately I shot this film before purchasing my 35mm adapter... so everything is pretty much stock lens... but the good news is that the next one will look even better because I will definitely use my adapter!

Brian Duke · October 28th, 2006, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Marlon Torres

Glad you liked it Mekhael. Yes, I did shoot with an XL2 but no, unfortunately I shot this film before purchasing my 35mm adapter... so everything is pretty much stock lens... but the good news is that the next one will look even better because I will definitely use my adapter!

Couple of questions.
What did you do to the footage in post, if anything? It really doesn't look like the stock lens or videoish. It looks like it was processed. How did you record sound?
Where did you shoot?
Also, what did you use for the effects?

PS. Good work. My only really constructive criticism would be that the story, at least for me, seemed a bit lengthy and the performances were not that compelling, expecially the girls. My suggestion for your next project. Less is more. It’s easy to lose an audience, even with the most impressive footage and effects if the story doesn't move ahead. Also, I would spend more time casting. If you are going for this high-end look and picture, which you are and have the ability to get, then spend the time getting good talent that can match the quality of the film.

Marlon Torres · October 28th, 2006, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Duke

Couple of questions.
What did you do to the footage in post, if anything? It really doesn't look like the stock lens or videoish. It looks like it was processed. How did you record sound?
Where did you shoot?
Also, what did you use for the effects?

PS. Good work. My only really constructive criticism would be that the story, at least for me, seemed a bit lengthy and the performances were not that compelling, expecially the girls. My suggestion for your next project. Less is more. It’s easy to lose an audience, even with the most impressive footage and effects if the story doesn't move ahead. Also, I would spend more time casting. If you are going for this high-end look and picture, which you are and have the ability to get, then spend the time getting good talent that can match the quality of the film.

Thanks for the feedback Brian. Color Correction was done mostly in FCP, with more complex shots done via Color Finesse. Sound was recorded via XLR straight from the XL2 camera. The movie was shot in the Presidio and Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. All effects were handled via Maya, Photoshop, and After Effects. Anyway, it was hard work but a blast to dol... I just hope I can get a job after i graduate in the spring...

Brian Duke · October 28th, 2006, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Marlon Torres

Thanks for the feedback Brian. Color Correction was done mostly in FCP, with more complex shots done via Color Finesse. Sound was recorded via XLR straight from the XL2 camera. The movie was shot in the Presidio and Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. All effects were handled via Maya, Photoshop, and After Effects. Anyway, it was hard work but a blast to dol... I just hope I can get a job after i graduate in the spring...

Thanks for your answers. Give me a holla when you graduate. I am always looking for other talented determined filmmakers.

Marlon Torres · October 29th, 2006, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Duke

Thanks for your answers. Give me a holla when you graduate. I am always looking for other talented determied filmmakers.

Yes! I'm gonna hold you to that!

Marlon Torres · December 8th, 2006, 09:45 PM

UPDATE: Script is done guys. Will shoot January. I thought it would be nice to give you a little synopsis of what to expect from the prequel. "The Last Daughter of Celestie" will be told as a parallel storyline between the beginning of the end of the world in 2008 and a man's journey to find Junipero in 3008. It will pretty much have 50% present and 50% post apocalyptic storytelling. It will revolove around two main characters Francis and Cassandra and... brace for this... will be a love story. I hope that doesn't put off you macho dudes out there :P I will keep the same theme of "fearing death" but this time fearing the very nature of death instead of Death himself.

Marlon Torres · January 4th, 2007, 06:46 PM

The Official Site is now open! Check it out guys!

http://www.citizencine.com/junipero/

October 27th, 2006, 08:15 PM	#23
Mekhael Trepanier Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 144	congrats hey congrats on your picture. while i will say the story is ntoe xactly my cup of tea. i must really compliment you on your work... rite from skript to completion everything is really well done. you have alot to be proud of with this... a question for you i read from another person you shot this with an XL2 was it shot with stock XL2 or do you have one of the 35mm adapters... or did you use any other fancy tricks equipment to acheive what you did. congrats again MEKHAEL

October 25th, 2006, 11:40 AM	#16
Marlon Torres Major Player Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 230	Update: Just wanted everyone who enjoyed my movie that a prequal is in the works, set 96 years before "Junipero". It is entitled "The Last Daughter of Celestie". Production is set to begin in December! Wish me luck!

October 26th, 2006, 12:06 AM	#19
Cal Johnson Major Player Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 180	That was really cool. I was a bit put off by the opening map sequence and the "overmind" voices being just too close to LOR content, but I enjoyed all the other parts of the film. It's actually a good story, and pretty well acted. Once death showed up, I really enjoyed the dialogue. Great, great, cinematography. I'm sure you guys have a bright future ahead of you!

October 26th, 2006, 09:47 AM	#20
Marlon Torres Major Player Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 230	Thanks for the support guys, once production starts, i'll keep you guys updated!

October 27th, 2006, 10:31 AM	#21
Jason Murphy Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Orlando, Florida Posts: 54	Awesome work!!!! Can't wait for the next one!

December 8th, 2006, 09:45 PM	#29
Marlon Torres Major Player Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 230	UPDATE: Script is done guys. Will shoot January. I thought it would be nice to give you a little synopsis of what to expect from the prequel. "The Last Daughter of Celestie" will be told as a parallel storyline between the beginning of the end of the world in 2008 and a man's journey to find Junipero in 3008. It will pretty much have 50% present and 50% post apocalyptic storytelling. It will revolove around two main characters Francis and Cassandra and... brace for this... will be a love story. I hope that doesn't put off you macho dudes out there :P I will keep the same theme of "fearing death" but this time fearing the very nature of death instead of Death himself.

January 4th, 2007, 06:46 PM	#30
Marlon Torres Major Player Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 230	The Official Site is now open! Check it out guys! http://www.citizencine.com/junipero/