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Post by rburnsvideos on Feb 18, 2012 22:46:04 GMT
Hi guys! Shot a short film in Middleport Staffordshire ...about an angry skinhead hooligan MAYBE more Mad Max than This is England! please give it a watch and let me know what you think!
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Post by Gareth on Feb 23, 2012 4:33:23 GMT
very impressed by the look of it, nice and filmic, wasn't too sure about what the story was trying to achieve though?
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Post by rburnsvideos on Mar 15, 2012 18:58:11 GMT
Hi Gareth
Thanks for watching and commenting.
On a personal level I wanted to show the audience that there's usually a horrible past behind someone with such an Angry surface. Anger can turn you ugly. We are all bleed the same kinda thing.
I wanted to play around with satire and stereotypes with this film, especially that Stoke is seen as this racist place, partly due to a load of idiots on youtube talking about Islamic rayguns or something! aha
A few people have asked this, so maybe I haven't achieved it. I think I was tooo precious with my script.
Alot of people do emphasize the story and Skinhead ...it seems to be mostly Stokeys though
I think i've learnt a lot and looking forward and moving on to my next project!
Regards!
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Post by jill on Mar 15, 2012 22:07:11 GMT
Hey rburns,
I'm sort of with Gareth in my comments really.
Really liked the look of it-respect to the Director and DoP on both the choice of locations and the shots-the faded/washed out colour against the B and W-looks great. Didn't follow the narrative too well, but maybe that's the point? More about the emotional impact-how it makes the viewer feel- than story as such. I lived in Stoke for a while, so related to the film-and your comments above-a bit. The disjointed narrative aspect of the film did make me think about unfocused anger. You captured that . The film definitely has something. Can see the connection with TiE. Nice work-would like to see what you could/would do with something a bit longer... see how you would develop the narrative, or if that's not what you want to do, develop the characters.
Not sure if you used 'actors'-but the two main characters were good-real.
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