Baltimore Court Hell: One Filmmaker's Journey

[adamr316]

Shot entirely with a Sony EX1.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkL9K60UqTY&hd=1

The full film is set to be completed this summer. Thoughts/comments/ridicule are welcome!

[Madp]

Good stuff... Love the story... Nice pacing. The 5 minutes went by very quickly.

[adamr316]

Thanks Mad. Good to hear! Pacing I think is the hardest part about editing anything so this feedback is much appreciated. It should be even better when the music score is put in.

[Richard J. Johnson]

Can't see the link at work. But it's good to see another Baltimore guy on the boards!

[adamr316]

Richard,

Good to see you on here too! When/if you get a chance to see it let me know what you think.

[adamr316]

Putting up the full documentary at http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread...aker-s-Journey

[John Foundas]

First, I found it very watchable. I guess thats the point. Second, assuming this is "non-fiction", the lesson here is NO FREEBIES!
Prop/contract----50% deposit----production----signed contract of final approval....balance due....product delivered.

Rinse and repeat.

[adamr316]

First, I found it very watchable. I guess thats the point. Second, assuming this is "non-fiction", the lesson here is NO FREEBIES!
Prop/contract----50% deposit----production----signed contract of final approval....balance due....product delivered.

Rinse and repeat.

Yep. My biggest lesson learned is that I need to put my defenses back up like before. In other words, trust no one. And don't ever bend over backwards for somebody if they aren't paying for it. Because they will always ask for more more more and if you cut them off like a drug addict they will possibly retaliate.