"Title of some such will go here" - A film by Nate Caauwe and friends

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We have an idea at the moment; something with low, almost no VFX, very unlike what anyone here would probably associate with me* ;) We're currently outlining the story, so things are still subject to change a bit. We've decided on a bit more lighthearted story than I was thinking before, but not an all-out comedy, so it should still provide a challenge :)

In the mean time, come one come all, drink and smoke, whatever. Just don't touch the stereo you sons of b****es :beer:

*This entire idea will undoubtedly become a 400+ VFX shot show with nothing for my actors but a sea of green. Muahahah!

Written & Directed by
Nathaniel Caauwe

Story by
Leigh Stoffer and
Nathaniel Caauwe

Starring
Alex Jeffery and
Sarah Lawhorn​
 
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Nate...good to see you coming out of the shadows. Looking forward to this one!
Best of luck.


PS- lose the hat
(hey, that might be an idea for your film)
 
OMG! That'd take me into the comedy realm though, I guarantee it. And I've done plenty of that; I've yet to do a touching drama though :)

But man... something with that hat almost makes me want to do two films. Wait 'till I get the images of me with that hat on, standing in an alley way smoking a cigarette. Just the idea of that should be funny enough for those who know how I don't smoke or drink at all :tongue:
 
Looking forward to it Nate - if people ***** about it not having VFX just tell em you roto'd out a bunch of stuff and that they just didnt notice because that's how bad ass you are! Good luck man!
 
Robbie Comeau said:
Hey Nate, your website is suspended!
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Indeed, it shall be back in less than a week :)

Jeff Anderson said:
Looking forward to it Nate - if people ***** about it not having VFX just tell em you roto'd out a bunch of stuff and that they just didnt notice because that's how bad ass you are! Good luck man!
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Haha! Oddly enough that probably will be the case. When I'm working on my films I'm constantly looking for distracting things to paint out. I think I might have a problem actually :huh:

Thanks for the well wishes :D
 
Hey, looking forward to it. Glad to see you jumping into the director's chair (I might as well this time around). Let me know if you need anything. :)
 
Sweet! I can't wait to see what you come up with. Your work is brilliance! Let me know if I can help in any way...
 
Thank you! As for an update on the project, I just had an idea that hit me, and as I was pitching it to Leigh--our makeup artist on Dead Week and whom I hope will be interested in writing the script with me--I started getting more and more ideas for it, and it's something I think we could have a lot of fun with playing with the cinematography and color grading. It's based roughly on well, true feelings, but not necessarily true events ;)
 
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Hehe... I once made a video called "Title Goes Here." You know, "Title of Some Such will go Here" would actually be a somewhat appropriate title for the idea I have cooking, although that'd lend itself more toward a comedy, which I'd like to shy away from. Comedies are too easy IMO.
 
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I remember that you are the person for the special effects in one 'certain film' :Drogar-Love(DBG):. In this case we will probably see more something like an action movie!?

Susanne:bath:
 
Actually I'm straying off the beaten path of my usual works and venturing off into a realm I have yet to tackle. Very little VFX planned for this film :)
 
Comedy! Easy! Ha! Drama is easy. That's why so many people gravitate to it or end up with "dramadies" which probably happened because their jokes fell flat. Of course people can write comedy, but few can really be funny. (Of course I could just be bitter that no onegets my jokes, but that's just a theory)

Is Stebbins helping you out on this one?
 
Haha, well everyone seems to enjoy the comedies my friends and I do, and considering how little time we sometimes put into those and still manage to get a laugh, they seem the "easy" route for us. As for the Stebbins, he is one of my favorite camera accessories, so I'd like to have his assistance; I'm not sure if I'm going to end up shooting in Norfolk or Lincoln yet.
 
Well damn, I wish I had your gift for funny. I can be funny, but it's the kind of funny you get about 10 minutes later... and that doesn't work too well for movies. use your camera accessories well. I'm sure whatever you turn out is gonna be pretty sweet.

Hey if you're not doing FX work on this, can I borrow your brain for a week or two? I could use the technical bits and get that brain right back to you... a little battered, but none the worse for wear...
 
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