"Lot 6a" - Shaun Patrick/The Giff

[Shaun Patrick]

Thank, Marlon. I created the thread back in August but I only started throwing content up here last week.

[The Tall One]

Man! I just love the cut of the film I just saw. So creepy. I mean damn, I was there and I still didn't know what was going to happen next.

[Shaun Patrick]

Thanks Aaron. You were great in the film.

[Matt Harris]

love the poster and grabs! this looks good shaun, i'm looking forward.

[Blaine]

Looking forward to seeing this. I saw "Brains" a while back and loved it.

[Shaun Patrick]

Thanks, Blaine. I can't believe it's been 4 years since Zombiefest. Pretty crazy.

[Shaun Patrick]

Lot 6A - Shaun Patrick - Uploaded - Approved

Booya. Ready to rock. Can't wait to see the films.

[Shaun Patrick]

Before the craziness, I just wanted to take the time to thank everyone who worked on the film. We could've never turned it around in a week without all of your hard work. We're going to keep tweaking the cut but the one submitted is 99% there and something to be really proud of. So, Aaron (Dave), Shawn (Ben), and Steve (Co-Director/Editor)--big thanks and I can't wait to work on another project with you guys.

The peeps involved.



Me framing the shot while Steve--doing what he does best--mugs for the camera



Shawn acting up a storm. He was great in the film (as you'll see today) and a great sport as Steve and I would just yell random direction at him during takes.



Already posted this one but Aaron deserves a lot of credit for both playing Dave in the film and then booming whenever he wasn't on camera.

The finally, the last of the CC'd grabs.



Happy Halloween, everyone.

[EditPhish]

It looked good, especially at the beginning... however, I have to say I kinda feel like the effect you used after he got hit with the ball was way over the top.

I really did like that in the middle of the movie the radio started broadcasting about this unknown emergency... it added a lot of tension not to be able to hear it exactly. It kept me gripped.

The sound was really good, and matched the look perfectly.

Overall I enjoyed it, so good work!

[Shaun Patrick]

It looked good, especially at the beginning... however, I have to say I kinda feel like the effect you used after he got hit with the ball was way over the top.

I really did like that in the middle of the movie the radio started broadcasting about this unknown emergency... it added a lot of tension not to be able to hear it exactly. It kept me gripped.

The sound was really good, and matched the look perfectly.

Overall I enjoyed it, so good work!

Thanks for the kind words, EditPhish. Glad the radio stuff kept you gripped.