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Thanks for the kind compliment! Well, I ALWAYS shoot stuff even before I have "anything" [anything written] to "get excited" about the project. It's basically stuff to keep me busy before I can get my talent cast and committed. I can't just say, "Hey, can you come over for four hours while I just shoot some 'ideas?'" Again, as in RUNWAY, it helps me think and get ideas. I can't seem to write anything until I start shooting something, so it's kind of a method created by necessity.jeremytuttle said:Do you always do test footage before shooting the "real" thing?
I submitted RUNWAY for DVXUSER HorrorFest, even though it really didn't work as a traditional horror piece. But thanks! Yes, I am the DP. And, no, it didn't win anything. I'm also the AD, the PM, the PA, the soundman, the dolly grip, set designer, costume designer, and craft services guy.Raw and Vital said:was runway for a dvx user contest? Also, did it win anything. I like your shooting style. Were you also the DP?
Well, thank you, Geoff! I really, really loved the mood and the look of your Project 47 short, and I actually became quite inspired by it to try and re-examine my old SciFest script. This is the genre I really love anyway, and it's really fun for me to write that negative-Utopia, near-future, dark sci-fi stuff. Thanks for all your kind words of support!Geoff_R said:You're so psyched about this new project! That's a great feeling and I can tell by your enthusiasm that your sci-fi project is going to kick some serious @$$!
Yeah, I'm really torn about the DSR450/wait-for-RED issue. I'm serial #1148, so it may be a year or more, I'm guessing, before I see delivery--I just don't know, and I don't believe anyone at RED knows either yet. Crosswalk would've been a fun little project, but it would've been almost as laborious to produce as RUNWAY.jeremytuttle said:Your sci-fi project sounds interesting. I think I'd wait for Red, that will give you more time to work out any issues and get your set pieces (but I'm not sure what the wait is... so I might settle for the killer images your DSR puts out).
I'm so excited about it, I'm sure you'll be hearing more about it! How is your short doing? How did it make out on the SciFi-channel horror contest? Any other festival entries pending for it? Again, I was very impressed with your short!jeremytuttle said:Keep us posted on your new one.