55 second short film

I dig it... With a couple different angles and some B-roll and a better lighting set up it could be very good... It seemed really natural...

Any preset? What 'available' light were you guys using?
 
lol, thanks guys! wassup anton?!?!

I used a lamp which had a 75 watt bulb in it and also a china ball with a 250 watt bulb in it.

Audio was picked up with a boom mic that I taped onto a chair about 3 feet in front of me.
 
dougster77 said:
I dig it... With a couple different angles and some B-roll and a better lighting set up it could be very good... It seemed really natural...

Any preset? What 'available' light were you guys using?
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I actually disagree, I think the single angle is what made it. It's not my brand of comedy, but it was good.
 
I dunno, it felt to me like there wasn't enough to distinguish the individual characters. They both looked kinda the same to me.




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Hi Jay,

Geez, what a thought not being able to get along with one's own character! The tough guy side of yourself certainly dominated the sensitive side - you know the saying, "Beware of the dark side, Luke!"

Very nice split screen effect - the timing on the gun point was perfect as was the talent's voice fading as he/you left the screen. Right on!

Thanks for sharing, Michael

PS - Oh yeah, given the screen size, I could hardly see the noise on the white areas (knee of the pants). But then the lighting wasn't all that low.
 
LMAO Jay. Whats the plan? A feature starring 20 versions of you, directed by you, dped by you, written by you, first ac'ed by you, produced by you? Imagine the conversation on that set.
 
damn dude... now i know what you do all alone at home at 3am :) i liked the short but the lighting was not really low... go lower... lets see that grain.
 
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