Brandon Rice
Distributed Producer
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hybridtheory said:you are a crazy filmmaking/posting fool. good luck man, it's looking like it'll turn out this time, i mean, after all you did try 3 times.
TheatreGuy said:And here I am laboring night and day trying to figure out how to load tape into my dvx! :grin:
TheatreGuy said:I am sure that you won't.... after all, your brothers debut is counting on your success!
But no pressure, eh?
TheatreGuy said:Thanks VersuS! That worked!!! Woo Hoo... Time to start taping!!!
um, how do you get that little black thingy off the front of the lens?
I am LMAO!!!! That is hysterical!!!VersuS said:this is a bit trickier...so bare with me...
once you have the divx all ready to roll with your tape inside (make sure the thing is tightly shut, use some gaffer tape if needed) you then take a piece of rope and tie your camera up with one end of the rope, like a lasso, and then hold firmly to the other end of the rope and start moving it around as fast as you can and as high as you can, like you want to catch a bad guy running away, so (and this is the key point) when you feel that you've reached a top-speed of moving the lasso with your dvx around, release the rope and try to throw it as far away as possible (so you better do this outdoors). With any luck and if you've reached the desired speed and angle, the black thingy will come off very smoothly.
If you feel that all of the above is too damn hard, then take a hacksaw and chop the lens off. Releasing the lens off the camera will scare the black thingy and it will release its grip from the lens and slowly move away. Then use some super glue to make the lens a part of the camera once again.
You can find more details in my upcoming book, '100 things to do with your DVX before the end of the world'
TheatreGuy said:Wow! Brandon, that's awesome. Great footage. You really know how to use that camera! Grats man!
So, was the time limit 12 minutes for that festival? Shesh! I could use an extra 2 minutes on my film!
Is there a was I can watch the entire film sometime?
Nice work and nice acting. I like the guy with the rifle. He seems awesome.
D'oh! I see that now. :embarasseBrandon Rice said:Thanks man!![]()
No, the time limit was 6 min. As I posted above, the cut for the DVXuser fest was 6 min, and the full cut is 12.
VersuS said:So Brandon, I guess your location was your place right? Was there any problems with moving things around or did you use it as it was? I've used my place and Stratos' place quite a few times for our projects but we almost never move the furniture or add any elements unless its really really necessary.