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April 21st, 2009, 08:09 PM
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Location: Kingscliff, Australia
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Really nice Santo and beautiful cinematography. Nice dreamy feel to it. The title placement was perfect too - even the toilet shot!
I love the idea of getting them to re-enact their story. Were some of the shots in Hyde Park? You did it justice and then some. Matt. |
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April 21st, 2009, 08:25 PM
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I thought it was nice looking footage overall. Main things that I noticed that I would consider different ideas about would be maybe a different song would work better for it and I would take out the toilet shots entirely. Anything that involves showing, or even implying someone sitting on a toilet instantly puts images in my mind which I NEVER want to experience in my mind for any context whatsoever. Also there is too much Vignette for my taste.
Best wishes, Dylan |
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April 21st, 2009, 08:56 PM
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Matt:
ahoy fellow sydneysider.. it is hydepark. spot on! yea, i love re-enacting people's story. Sometimes its a bit tricky, but I still love it.. hehehehe Dylan: The groom actually recorded his voice in the toilet where the shop is. So, the toilet had a meaning to it. i never really use vignette.. this one is to enhance the flash-back feel. but yeah, I agree that overused vignette can be cheesy. Thanks for dropping a line! Santo
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