"Phobic" 10$ short, shot with PD-150

[proximity]

Hey guys,

I directed, and played the main character in this film. I would love to hear your feedback on it. It was shot with a Sony PD-150, and cut with Final Cut Pro, "special-effects" also done inside Final Cut Pro.

http://www.gregard.com/phobic.html

- Proximity,

[roxics]

I had a hard time watching it because it kept jumping around. I think that's my quiktime player though. It's been doing it with a lot of videos.

Overall though I thought it was really well done. Good job.

[mikenphx]

I liked it a lot. Simple and effective. What was that tunnel supposed to be used for? Old subway? Just curious.

[proximity]

I liked it a lot. Simple and effective. What was that tunnel supposed to be used for? Old subway? Just curious.

Thanks, the tunnel was made just after world war 2, it doubles as a bomb shelter when all doors are closed.

[EyeBalls]

i dig your style man. Much like mine....:)


i would however like to know the ending, what was your idea of what happened to him.

check back in tommarow and ill post up the short film i did that is pretty
similar to what you just made....

[James Gerber]

Yeah.. very cool... actually raised the hairs on the back of my neck a few times!

Was all the audio done in realtime? (other than background music)?

(So I'm not the only one who breaks headphones.. hahaha)

jg

[proximity]

Thank you :)

Well, the idea for the ending was: - If you remember about half in the movie, you hear a switch go off, and the lights go dark... Point was, when the guy was finnaly outside the tunnel, the switch went off again. Now how can a switch turn of the lights outside?

The ending didn't come out great, but it was ok.

Almost all sound was actually remastered, like when the bricked-shelterdoor went up, and stuff like that. - But for easy-to-do-realtime recordings, we used the original sound, which I don't think is that fun anymore...

It's so fun to hear comments on a movie I've made! :D heh