Commercial Shot with SGPRO 35 Adapter.

Nothing like rotton milk in your mouth. The guy was actually getting sick for real from the cottage cheese. He started sweating and I yelled POWDER!!! but none came since we had no make-up person. Lucky the house we were using had some lilac smelling baby powder in the bathroom and I gave him a handful. It got all caked in the smile lines but he was able to smooth it out with a tampon.
 
I missed the tampon part.................. Sadly.


So aram.... wheres your 2000 post Video?
 
so the last shot of the fridge had to be straight dvx right? i assume because of the zoom and the lack of grain... have you tried to add some grain via MB or something to match the 35 footy? i noticed the missing grain before the zoom gave it away...

i had a similar situation recently editing together footage shot with an adapter and straight dvx stuff and i had to get creative with the cc to make it fit...
 
cheezweezl said:
so the last shot of the fridge had to be straight dvx right? i assume because of the zoom and the lack of grain... have you tried to add some grain via MB or something to match the 35 footy? i noticed the missing grain before the zoom gave it away...

i had a similar situation recently editing together footage shot with an adapter and straight dvx stuff and i had to get creative with the cc to make it fit...
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i am not eiting it so its not really something i am worried about. ;)
 
Aram Bauman said:
Nothing like rotton milk in your mouth. The guy was actually getting sick for real from the cottage cheese. He started sweating and I yelled POWDER!!! but none came since we had no make-up person. Lucky the house we were using had some lilac smelling baby powder in the bathroom and I gave him a handful. It got all caked in the smile lines but he was able to smooth it out with a tampon.
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Not really sick, but two hours of spit-takes with cottage cheese began to grow unpleasant. I was as professional as possible and did what the director asked.

You know, the knowledge that this kind of conversation is going to happen after a shoot is the reason why so many actors become "difficult" on the set.

If--no, make that WHEN--any of you get a "difficult" actor on a future shoot, ask not why God is punishing you that day, because you will know why.

Cash
 
Man you were not difficult at all. You performed amazingly take after take. Infact, i thnk that was one of the most plesant experinces ive had with an actor.
 
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