Pack Of Pain

hoarp001

hoarp001

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Hi,

This isn't My film, I just steadicam opp'd on it, but it looks pretty good so I thought I would show you all.

Just so you know, in the gallery on the website, there is a photo of a guy with a steadicam flyer. This is not me, hes clearly never used a steadicam before by the way hes holding it.

Anyway, It looks pretty good, so I thought I would share it.

Just to re-itterate, I did not write, direct, edit, produce or have anything to do with it past steadicam operator. It was produced by London based production company Dynamind Productions.

Looks amazing though:

http://www.packofpain.com
 
So is this your film :)?

It looks...fine. Technically proficient but the level of energy was never there for me. From the awkward and hard to hear beginning narration to the languid pace of the editing I was never that invested into the trailer, and I didn't really get what it's about other than the fact that it's set in an apocalyptic setting. The fighting looks really weak as well, but there's an element of style that almost makes up for it.
 
hoarp001 said:
....but the steadicam looked good.... :-D
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Haha, that's true I forgot to write that. It's funny how steadicam is among the hardest movement to pull off, but are often the most unnoticed; they blend in so well.

How is that remote FF coming along? Any chance of me getting my hand on a prototype?
 
Well my elecronics coding man has buggered off to amsterdam for a week. Assuming hes not too stoned when he gets back we should get it working. I was planning on starting to make the final prototype cases this week.

Il keep you posted, your first on the list i think...
 
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