72 Hours - Short movie made with DVX100A

[dogmydog]

Hey guys,
I made this short movie with the DVX100A and applied some Magic Bullet filters.
Let me know what you think!
http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=7m9qFzX0Rhg

Cheers,
Leandro.

 

[Undisputed Truth]

the fighting seen was shot vary well, i watched it a couple of times to get some pointers

 

[Taylor Genovese]

I enjoyed watching this alot. I'm not sure if I just like to hear the language or not, but I thought it was also shot very well.

What did you use for audio?

 

[dogmydog]

The language spoken is brazilian portuguese - the native language of where I'm from, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The audio was edited on Pro Tools on a MAC and video edited on Premiere CS3.
Thank you very much for the compliments!

 

[abalex]

that was an interesting short Leandro, good job man, also good acting...

 

[dogmydog]

Thx! I just wish there was a way to share it at a better quality. Youtube is DVX quality killer hehe

 

[Mr-Joe]

Try uploading it to www.vimeo.com it is much better quality.

 

[omar_]

Excellent job man. I think you're very talented! Keep it up! :thumbup:

It also helps to have, what seemed, such a dedicated cast for an independent film, (although I thought the main actor was the weakest part of the cast) but you're direction was great. :beer:

 

[mgilbert]

That was very very good. I quit reading the subtitles because I wanted to watch the visuals.

 

[dogmydog]

omar_, ur absolutely right! This staff helped me like never before for this one. The main actor actually was the only non-actor, this is prob why his perfomance wasnt so great...

I was wondering if ppl from outside Brazil would understand the "I bring your loved one" plot, since i thought it was very common only here.

I also tried to upload to Vimeo as Mr-Joe suggested but the upload strangely stops at 12%...

:dankk2:very much for the support, guys!

 

[skipioafricanus]

great job!