Matt Sconce
Veteran
jeans said:Alt version.
I really like the second one!
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jeans said:Alt version.
jeans said:Thanks, I like that one too. I had my first day of actual shooting. It was tough. I had the F stop at 2.8 for some of the scenes that I meant to have wide open to make the most out of the dim light. Also The girl in my movie, who is also my roommate, was getting a bit frustrated with trying to act. I haven't told her yet that we have to re-shoot some of it. I thought this was a simple movie.
msconce said:It seems like that is how a lot of "simple" movies become. To do something right, it seems like it takes a ton of hard work. Props to you and good luck!
jeans said:Thanks, here's a screenshot of last nights shoot. I'm not sure if it will end up in the movie.
You had better hope it doesn't.... You dont want to be dq'ed.jeans said:Thanks, here's a screenshot of last nights shoot. I'm not sure if it will end up in the movie.
MOVIE STUNTS said:You had better hope it doesn't.... You dont want to be dq'ed.
TheatreGuy said:I love that you are so willing to share your thought process as you work on your short. As a newbie, I find it inspiring.
Keep up the good work and good luck with your actress issue.
BTW, the second poster is MUCH better than the first.
And what is up with the two photos by your roommate Mark Lies. Is that before and after through the dvx using different scene settings, lighting or both. Very nice effect in the after photo.
jeans said:Thanks, and no that makeup photo was taken by a digital slr camera. The one on the left is from the same photo shown on the right, just cropped differently and level adjusted.
MOVIE STUNTS said:nevermind it's cool, got clarification from Hudson.