Hi everyone,
I just wanted to post a bit about our feature that's currently in post-production. Titled "Lisl and the Lorlok", it's a family drama/suspense/mild horror film for kids, their grandparents and everyone in between.
http://www.lislandthelorlok.com
We shot with an HPX-500 + Canon KJ13x6B KRS, used primarily the Octava for sound (adding an AT4073a for outdoors and Sennheiser lavs here and there), and dollied around on PVC and Rowe-Cine wheels.
Brian Dillon and I spent a year on the screenplay, writing specifically for our location, and we produced the film under the SAG Ultra-Low Budget Agreement (one SAG actor, five non), for a current budget of $14K (more to be spent in post, I'm sure). We shot for a total of 17 days, three six-day weeks. Brian and I spent three months dressing, prepping and pre-lighting the location, and without that, we would not have hit our days - if there's one thing I'm most proud of, it's that we started and stayed on both schedule and budget.
While we wrapped principal photography August 21st, I wanted to get a little something out there for the cast and crew, so we have some footage couched in the form of a hasty teaser up on the official movie website. There is a 480p version as well as an iPod/Phone version and a link to the film's myspace page. Check it out if you have a chance; questions and comments are always welcome.
http://www.lislandthelorlok.com
I just wanted to post a bit about our feature that's currently in post-production. Titled "Lisl and the Lorlok", it's a family drama/suspense/mild horror film for kids, their grandparents and everyone in between.
http://www.lislandthelorlok.com
We shot with an HPX-500 + Canon KJ13x6B KRS, used primarily the Octava for sound (adding an AT4073a for outdoors and Sennheiser lavs here and there), and dollied around on PVC and Rowe-Cine wheels.
Brian Dillon and I spent a year on the screenplay, writing specifically for our location, and we produced the film under the SAG Ultra-Low Budget Agreement (one SAG actor, five non), for a current budget of $14K (more to be spent in post, I'm sure). We shot for a total of 17 days, three six-day weeks. Brian and I spent three months dressing, prepping and pre-lighting the location, and without that, we would not have hit our days - if there's one thing I'm most proud of, it's that we started and stayed on both schedule and budget.
While we wrapped principal photography August 21st, I wanted to get a little something out there for the cast and crew, so we have some footage couched in the form of a hasty teaser up on the official movie website. There is a 480p version as well as an iPod/Phone version and a link to the film's myspace page. Check it out if you have a chance; questions and comments are always welcome.
http://www.lislandthelorlok.com
