Slimothy-Blaine-khmuse -Thou Shalt Not-

khmuse said:
Its just 30 minutes from finishing the upload!

Might I suggest that you change your priorities a bit and make that a small popcorn and a bucket (make that a large bucket) of beer!
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OMG you're right...

Make that a small popcorn and a bucket of beer :beer: :beer: Maybe even a double-double from (where else?) In-N-Out!
 
Just got the word from Kevin. It took 2 tries, but we're uploaded! Let the fun begin...:beer:

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved for their hard work and making this all possible. We had a slew of DVXUsers involved as well as some very talented folks that are not on the board. :dankk2:
 
Great job guys. This has been a great experience and I can't wait to see everybodie's entries. A HUGE thanks to everyone involved, Kevin, Blaine, Sid, Concannon, all worked round the clock on alot of things.

Thanks for being such a great crowd. And Kevin is right: What's the next one?!

Tim.
 
khmuse said:
Thanks Sid, you did a great job on this. Your score really fits the tone of the film.

Kevin
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Let me add my thanks, too, Sid. A score does so much to help define a picture.:thumbsup:
 
woowoo kool it's done! can't wait to see it. i know it's going to be good! you got some talented people on.
 
Closing Time

Closing Time

Here's a shot that didn't make it into the movie. I love the feel of Closing Time at a Lonely Diner.

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(thanks, Kevin)
 
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Also a HUGE thanks to Justin (Snodart). He did the VFX in little time and they came out exactly how we wanted them. You frickin rock man.
 
Yep, I second that one. Justin did a great job and over came more than a few cross platform hurdles!

Thanks again Justin, it was a pleasure working with you.
 
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I won't reveal what Justin did just yet, but after the voting closes I will post a few frame grabs both pre and post VFX. Very subtle and extremely realistic work. Really helped as we didn't have enough location time for getting the practical effects that we wanted.
 
Thanks all. I appreciate it. I'm truly glad that I was able to take part in Thou Shalt Not... which is looking great by the way.

Windows to Mac and back to Windows was an interesting task. Turns out that Mac and Windows can play nice together though. :)
 
Been meaning to ask... what inspired the title: Thou Shalt Not? It's quite a good title, just wondering what inspired it :)
 
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