Teaser for Brushing Death movie + screen grabs

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citycyclone

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Teaser for Brushing Death.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho9lwZ8_SH0

This is being shot entirely with a stock DVX100b and with the M2 adapter.

Here are some screen grabs as well.

findpeter3.jpg

findpeter2.jpg

findpeter1.jpg

findpeter6.jpg

findpeter8.jpg

dream1.jpg

dream4.jpg

carfight2.jpg

swat-scene-2.jpg




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Any feedback is welcomed, if not then cool.

-Will
CityCyclone Entertainment
 
NIce screen grabs! Hey, how easy do you find it to shoot your films in Houston? Becasue I'm from Houston and I graduate from Lamar U and plan to come home this summer to make a feature horror.
 
There's a whole lot of noise in those grabs, but I watched the 'teaser' and it wasn't bad. If I could give any suggestions about your teaser I would suggest making the story a little clearer. By that I mean I'm not quite sure what the film is about from the teaser/trailer. I assume it's about a killer who paints his victims and the two detectives are trying to catch him. If you have any scenes of the killer (stalking, killing, torturing) his victims I'd like to see that, even if it's a quick glimpse and he's in silhouette, instead of just showing the one victim and having no visual reference of what the killer looks like (even if it's just a shape). I really liked the feel of the piece; it had a seven/saw kind of vibe. Good work.
 
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Wow, the teaser looks FANTASTIC. Regarding Rocksteady's post, I actually don't think you need to explain any more in the teaser. It is, in fact, a teaser.

When it's time to release a full on trailer, we're talking a different story...

What are we looking at for budget on this, if you don't mind me asking?

Is this finished?

-brown
 
Thank you for the advice rocksteady. I know what you're talking about, and I think at least 1 quick shot in regards to the 'killer' would bring it to a close on the teaser. rcbrown I agree with you too, a lot more of the story will be explained in a trailer.

The project is not quite finished, pick up shots adr ect left to do.
Budget isn't too high, about 2-3k max.
 
The teaser looks great I even saw the behind the scene's.
I noticed you shot in squeeze mode?
Why did you choice that and do you feel like you've lose quality by doing so?
Another thing did you shot 24p or 24pa and which one do you think is better for this type of project or over all?
 
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