"SEWWER" , a film by Connor Hair

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STATUS
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5/21 We are in production and post production. We have half of the shoot days done with 2 more coming up this weekend.

5/25 We lost our main actor for memorial day weekend. Meaning we will have to do a few night shoots next week.

5/29 Just finished our last night shoot. We have one more shoot day on friday and then we are on full speed edit mode.

6/1 Filming is finished. Edit without music will be finished on tuesday.

6/15 Film is uploaded and Complete.



CAST
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Gabe - Ben Milne
Man in Car - Sam Harris
No Face #1 - Jameson Bugbee
No Face #2 - Rhodes Moore
No Face #3 - Andy Kieth
Dead Soldier - Blake Jorgensen
Nurse - Anna Kasabyan
Nurse #2 - Suzanne Myklebust




CREW
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Writer - Connor Hair
Directors - Connor Hair, Taylor Moe, Stan Marsh
Director of Photography - Connor Hair
Makeup - Taylor Moe, Laurel Hair
Costume Designers - Taylor Moe, Connor Hair
Foley - Connor Hair
Sound Mixing/Design - Luca Antonini
Editors - Connor Hair, Stan Marsh, Taylor Moe
PA/Grip - Jameson Bugbee
Composer - Luca Antonini
 
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Thanks. He was kinda :angry: because the liquid latex was on his face for about 3 hours before we actually shot that scene. And when we finally shot it, it only took 30 minutes to film. Also he said it was slightly burning around hour 1. :laugh:

Thats one thing we had to deal with in this short. Many actors coming in for 3+ hours of makeup and then only having about 10 seconds of screen time.
 
Cool short, I liked the lighting you used in the beginning (all of the colors). Did you use Gels? It gave it a sorta Robert Richardson vibe...
 
This was eerie and creepy. I love the stuff you did with the faces. Just a really great ambitious idea.

The next time you might also look at doing something like that with a composite. When it's a fixed shot, it can be pretty easy to do. Jack has gotten good enough at that stuff to add in photo-realistiic elements and blend them with the footage really well.

I like how you told the story and how well the actor played the stuff when he was in the bed. I keep seeing this in some youngin's films this fest, just good handling of actors.

Giving a second watch and will be back later.
 
Yup, very creepy at times. I liked it!
As Mark mentioned, some effects work on the faces could have really sold it.

Still good nonetheless. Lighting was also cool.

Nice work.

Mike
 
Thanks guys!

Yeah I really wanted to go through frame by frame in something like photoshop and really blend the faces but time didn't permit. The no face guy in the hallway turned out the best as far as makeup goes, which sucks because he had hardly any screen time. Our makeup artist wasn't here on the day we shot the living room scene so I had to step in.

hazelwould - Thanks! In the hallway we had a bunch of different gels on the lights in each room, I don't remember what combinations we used on each.
 
Creepy is the word. Good job shooting this & the music really added to the feel. Loved the 'faceless guys' (Pink Floyd). Really nice job in MHO!

Spoilers----
* I felt the pace was a little slow
* That first match has to be the longest burning match of all times...where can I get some of those?

Excellent job on this one!
 
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