Jeremy Hyler, Matthew B. Moore and Cory Doggett " PROJECT: UNTITLED"

You might as well post another. This is all I'll get to see until the feature is over. You have to do a Saturday or Sunday night at the office this weekend, young man. We have to go after some of the chanlenges the film has produced.
 
hmm...

Well now realizing the 1st place prize is an HVX i and happy I might actually get to own one of these things... sweeeet. :)
 
BUDGET: over 1800 so far.
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Chiming in on this thread. I am trying not to litter the pages with pointless posts so I'll add a comment and then a question:

Comment-- I think that your make-up looks great, so far. The glass protruding from skin is pretty nice. I'm hoping to see some glass shards actually fall of of the actor's skin during the action; you know, those little things count.

Question-- I see that your budget is weighing in at eighten-hundred plus (1800+). If it's not to imposing I'd like to know how you've delegated those funds? How much went to the great make-up job? How much to the camera rental? Are you guys cutting an extended version or did you stick to your original plan for a six-minute-only movie?
 
sure I'll give you a budget break down.

make up 350
Wardrobe and props 500
Craft serivce 800 killer
Rental free (friend :) )
Transpo and petty cash 150

and thats all so far. Man stuff cost alot...
 
Equipment wise I own my on steady cam, and I borrowed a laptop and put media on to it then to my firewire drive. We made our own dolly so we had it already so alot of the stuff is stuff we already have. since I work at a studio, we're always trying to get more goodies, even if its the cheapest way possible.
 
spidey said:
sure I'll give you a budget break down.

make up 350
Wardrobe and props 500
Craft serivce 800 killer
Rental free (friend :) )
Transpo and petty cash 150

and thats all so far. Man stuff cost alot...
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Thanks for the breakdown.

Eight-hundred for Craft Services IS Killer. I bet your actors were happy. =D

Great Make-up, again. It's really nice.
 
a list of equipment:

HVX
8 gig card
6 batteries (6hour batteries)
Tripod

Glidecam 2000
Glidecam Smooth Shooter

DVX100 (to record sound)
Shure Mixer
416 mic
Boom pole + cables

C stands
flags
Silks
Nets

Custom made dolly system

lowel Kit
Red heads 1k's and 650's

uh all i can remeber....
 
food is killer I was always making sure people were ok. I dont like people starving or wanting food or something else so I always worry... we ran out of water and we had to keep getting it. it was crazy water man and it was the hot week on the planet that week 115 seriously? but I don't want people beasled.
 
spidey said:
food is killer I was always making sure people were ok. I dont like people starving or wanting food or something else so I always worry... we ran out of water and we had to keep getting it. it was crazy water man and it was the hot week on the planet that week 115 seriously? but I don't want people beasled.
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I hear ya about food man... that was like 1/4 of my budget for my last film... it sucks the cash fast.
 
yea i mean look at the food man its so much for it, if people dont feed you then f-them. you're putting alot of work in for you. i know i work with a reat team and I hope to work with them the rest of my life.
 
spidey said:
yea i mean look at the food man its so much for it, if people dont feed you then f-them. you're putting alot of work in for you. i know i work with a reat team and I hope to work with them the rest of my life.
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I always read about feeding your crew and all and reading here makes me realise how true that is. I wish I were able to have a proper crew or cast and all but then again I don't think I am ready for such expenses. I am still paying for my camera, had to get a loan...

the things we doooo.....
 
well the thing is I'm trying to get used to having bigger crews. As a young director I tend to want to do a lot but I know there are many skills that I didnt master as much as I did with Camera, and visual language. Matt Teaches grip and works grip jobs but also likes camera work and directing writing and editing; I tend to stay in the writing directing and edintg and camera work. I mean I know so grip work but I'm not the best skilled at it. So instead of like CPU, were I had like a handful of people this time i had like 20 or so. it can get crazy, but I think I let it get to me that is everyone comfortable, I worry that I might let people down like many younger directors do. So I want to try to keep food and other resources there as a must. Matt has directed over like 20 projects and knows the game... I'm still learning. But man I do worry alot.
 
Jeez... you had 20 people helping?? Holy cow! I't just me and my girlfriend on my stuff.... maybe I should just bow out now. poopie.
 
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