Horror Fest Screening Nyc

I wonder if my friends showed up? Anyone meet a crazy girl named Liz? ;)

Was it a packed screening?

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I did not see any crazy girl named Liz. I think we were pretty packed. The first two rows were empty, and as you can see from the pick there were some scattered empty seats about. But a very good crowd, I thought.
 
yea it was good turn out! not quite packed but for minimal advertising, i think it was good!
 
kool screening, thanx mark for making things happen. It was very different looking at the film on a big screen.
 
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no. you dont know me but i was at the screening and i support indy film makers.

no. you dont know me but i was at the screening and i support indy film makers.

no i dont know you.
 
msconce said:
YAY! I am glad it went well! How did my noise reduction hold up on the big screen. Did it still have that nifty glow?


And how!!!!

also your "wife's Name" was a trivia Question!!!!!!
 
Your joint also got the most laughs during the super long credits which is why the trivia question came up. :)
I thought the image on most of the shorts didn't hold up too well, either adapter problems or plugins being used too much. Halfway, Dear Jane, and Meat were the only ones that didn't have a really soft image I thought. Msconce, your image looked the same both on the web and the screen. Had a feeling like it was hand painted and I thought it was nice. Dear Jane got the biggest applause from everyone. Over all I thought they all had good production value but watching them made me want to really think twice about using any adapters for anything substantial without a lot of testing on bigger screens.
 
i took some pics of horrorfest NYC. this is what i get for tryin to shoot with a roll of 400 at night.



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the girl in the middle really looked like this. There is no blurring effect. this is what u see at horrorfest.

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