Mysterium sensor...

[Zig_Zigman]

Limey also has a great script by Lem Dobbs.

Nobody is denying SS's talent. I know I would have been royally pissed if I was an investor on the Full Frontal project and saw the finished product. I have to believe it didn't turn out as well as SS hoped and he intentionally degraded the image so that he wouldn't have to barely miss expectations.

Saw Bubble. Good movie. Definitely looked video, and was suprised to see it was shot with the 950. Knowing now it was shot with available light (good tidbit!) proves how much lighting means to a film to "look good".

You have to admire a guy who feels no pressure to pump out blockbusters, and will dip into the quagmire of the independent flick as often as he pleases.

Wish Spielburg would try it.

 

[fiercecurry]

What was brilliant about Full Frontal is that the DV footage was degraded to allow for a visual contrast to the 35mm footage that depicted "film" reality.
The film within the film is more vivid than reality. Yet the reality portion of the film was more raw and emotional. Makes sense? Probably not, thats why most people did not like it. Challenge people's notion about what a film should be and they dismiss it as "awful" "stupid" "artsty" "amateurish".

 

[Proteus]

Hey Proteus, What part of Mysterium don't you understand. The Myster stands for Mystery. If they told you, they would have to change the name to Knownium. The only way to find out is to become a member of the RED team.

Actually there are two mysteries: One is the Mysterium RED sensor that we try hard to guess what it will be like and the second one is the … Mysterious RED customers that the RED team is trying hard to figure out what *we* like...

So things are much more complicated, we are equally mysterious and neither mystery can be solved by payment! :happy: