spiderstu
Junior Member
I didn't mention the bats. the poor bastard would see them soon enough
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Post by spiderstu on May 25, 2006 20:43:09 GMT
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Post by Dazza on May 26, 2006 8:03:07 GMT
Hey fella, I have only been able to have a quick browse without sound at work and I liked what I saw but when I get a chance to watch it properly and with the sound at home I'll have a look and leave you some comments on Livedigital, I'm a member there too.
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Post by RydCook on May 26, 2006 9:52:57 GMT
hey dude, awesome show reel, you've made a lot of stuff!
i look forward t seeing north and south when i've got some more time.
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Post by Dazza on May 26, 2006 18:39:38 GMT
Hey dude
Love the beginning music it goes really well with the show reel, who is it by as I recognise the voice?
Dogma seen was well shot, I love the little kick the first guy gives to the door its like really weedy lol. Was real good when the guy forces the other guy through the metal door type thing as well.
Can I also ask what software you used to edit it on as it seems real good quality and what camera you used?
A super heroes day off is shot very very well too with good angles and I like the shot when he puts his slippers on.
All your films are brilliantly shot and varied in locations.
Lol I love the cheese bit and 21 grams was also done well, the guy with the long hair is a good actor.
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Post by Dazza on May 26, 2006 18:47:03 GMT
I watched a little bit of North and South.
Beginning of North and South is very professional looking and classy and music fits well.
Not bad that you have improvised it worked well, my films are quite improvised scripts as well. I write the scenes but let the actors improvise the lines. I have actually just written a 10-page script for my new film.
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spiderstu
Junior Member
I didn't mention the bats. the poor bastard would see them soon enough
Posts: 21
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Post by spiderstu on May 26, 2006 21:16:35 GMT
Hey guys,
Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate the comments.
The song is Queen Bitch by David Bowie. I used adobe premier pro to edit the ealier stuff and the more recent stuff was done on final cut pro. Everything apart from the 21 grams scene and cycle was filmed on a Canon XM2, cycle and 21 grams were just done on a little jvc camcorder that i have.
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