Duct Tape Films
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For those interested in following the progress of this film, I have finally started a blog, "One In A Million Movie". Here's the link until I get a more direct domain name.
http://oneinamillionmovie.blogspot.com/
My first post is the rough draft treatment, sans shotlist, which I plan on adding. I also have a 4 page project description I plan on putting up tomorrow. As the treatment is in rough draft stage, comments will be appreciated. Keep in mind that techniques, what I'll be shooting with, etc., is not part of the treatment, instead is part of the project description. This is just to give a feel to the backstory, introduce some of the documentary subjects, including myself, and present a view of my goal with the film. Towards that end, any improvements will be much appreciated.
For those who were involved in the documentary brainstorming session over in the documentary section, this is the fruit of your help, which was and is much appreciated. I will soon begin shooting the "Capturing The Friedmans" style footage with the HV20 soon, saving A1/G1/H1 for further along in the film. At any rate, thanks very much ya'll.
http://oneinamillionmovie.blogspot.com/
My first post is the rough draft treatment, sans shotlist, which I plan on adding. I also have a 4 page project description I plan on putting up tomorrow. As the treatment is in rough draft stage, comments will be appreciated. Keep in mind that techniques, what I'll be shooting with, etc., is not part of the treatment, instead is part of the project description. This is just to give a feel to the backstory, introduce some of the documentary subjects, including myself, and present a view of my goal with the film. Towards that end, any improvements will be much appreciated.
For those who were involved in the documentary brainstorming session over in the documentary section, this is the fruit of your help, which was and is much appreciated. I will soon begin shooting the "Capturing The Friedmans" style footage with the HV20 soon, saving A1/G1/H1 for further along in the film. At any rate, thanks very much ya'll.