FILM - Reliant Robbers

[davotron]

Two criminals... Two cases... One Comedy Sitcom car...


My friend had to make a film using blue screen techniques and Adobe After Effects for his University course. His idea - Him and myself starring as two of the worst criminals in the history of... well criminals.

He filmed it all on a Sony HD Handycam, edited tirelessly, often until 4 in the morning, and he's quite rightly proud of the result!

Links to film

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I hope you guys enjoy this is much as I did being in it!


CAST -
Tom Marshall - Brian Wardrobe
David Martin - Neil Buchanan
Richard Stevens - Jeweller
Andrew Crossland - Guard
Luke Neal - Policeman
Clare Murray - Dispatch

Music by Fat Wallet

Produced, Edited, Directed, Written and all Special Effects - Tom Marshall

Copyright - Rutland Weekend Films 2008

[wiggy]

ha! that is fantastic, must have been an editors nightmare, well done, i am very impressed

[Tom]

I thought it was cool. The ADR work was a bit knock-off, but that ties in with the film I guess. All cool though.

[davotron]

yeah I think so to but can't really be bothered to do that again, haha.

[Dazza]

Lol I really enjoyed that made me chuckle quite a bit nice one.

[Dave]

That was great. Loved the big collision/explosion... looked brilliant!

Was it all model cars with green screened acting? Or was it some kind of graphics for the cars?

The ADR was a bit odd, but didn't bother me too much... and I like your attitude to that davotron.... it's done and finished... move on to the next thing instead of keep tweaking things you have already done.

[RydCook]

Didn't make me laugh, but made me smile!

The style was great, must have took ages! Agree with Dave about the explosion. Sound was a bit all over the place, but visually it worked very well.

[davotron]

The director has taken aboard some criticisms and increased the volume of some speech so it's a lot clearer, but there is no point uploading a new version just for that.

Expect to see it a film festival near you SOON, folks.