"Autumn Place"- a 5th Click Film

Lets hope the dialog/ADR works out better in this one! I liked your last film, pretty twilighty im a comedic way.

Have fun man!

PS- Might be movin' to Florida!

Robbie
 
Robbie Comeau said:
Lets hope the dialog/ADR works out better in this one! I liked your last film, pretty twilighty im a comedic way.

Have fun man!

PS- Might be movin' to Florida!

Robbie
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Actually, besides the narration (which may or may not be in the final film) there won't be any ADR this time around! Woohoo! Had to learn my lesson the hard way. And even if there is some, I'm going to have much more time to work with it, because I won't be joining the fest three/fourths of the way through haha.

Robbie if you come to Florida before this fest is over, let me know what part you're in and I'd love to have you on the set... or even in the next fest I'd love to help out with your film. :thumbup:
 
Looks like a dream location that fell from heaven. Man I'd love to film in something like that.

A thousand good stories there.

Loved "paired"

Hey, maybe this is where all those 'lost' socks and panties go?

I'll be hankering to watch this come March 09!

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Dude, you and me were in the SAME canoe (boat's to cliché ;)) during Twilgiht Fest.

It was windy the day of, so I ADR'ED the WHOLE thing. Actually, all the audio/sounds you heard from my film, were all follied, downloaded after. :)

Btu yes, I also learned my lesson. Counting on ADR is not a good thing, as I did count on it.

I may be moving to Newport beach, if you wanna come down there, you got a place to stay :)

Florida is an option right now though..

Robbie
 
look forward to this. I thought the writing in 'paired' was one of the best in the fest. Good luck with the shoot.
 
Darkline said:
look forward to this. I thought the writing in 'paired' was one of the best in the fest. Good luck with the shoot.
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Thanks Darkline! Like everyone else, i absolutely loved "Broadcast." I'm working hard right now on a rewrite of the script. I had two drafts down of a previous script, but decided to change it . The characters and setting remain the same, but the plot has been altered. :beer:
 
So I haven't really been keeping this thread up to date, but today was our first shoot day and I just updated the front page with some grabs, check it out.
 
Lovely grab's. :)
I don't know If I'm being crazy or not, but some people mentioned the location's amazing - I cannay see it posted in the thread anywhere.. is it?
 
Love the joker-like clown look. I will defiantly be watching this one. Also, I don't really know film terminology so I was wondering the the camera you are using to shoot is better or not that HVX and DVX cameras. Just out of curiosity?
 
Ki-Ki : The location has changed from the original posting...its probably even more interesting now, at least if you know the backstory...but we'll get more into that with the BTS I'll be setting up.

mattspat: Well.... I suppose if you had to rate in technological terms it would probably go HVX>XHA1>DVX . However, the HVX is only above the XHA1 because it is solid state and has variable frame rates....someone recently did a picture test and showed that the colors of the XHA1 are in fact more generally pleasing. However, this is all up to the individual. The HVX and XHA1 are definately in a class above the DVX simply because they are HD.
 
And thats a wrap... now to edit, color, and score it. Woohoo.

Oh yeah, and Mr. Dodd up there is quite right... the cast and the crew were lovely. The cast, well, what can I say, beautiful people doing some beautiful work-- and the crew, worked hard, well, and efficiently. I never really even had to touch a light... the DP was completely on the ball around the clock letting me just talk to the actors, monitor the shots, and keep track of my script.

Oh and did I mention that Mr. Dodd here himself was running around set all day doing every possible thing he could to get this film running like a well oiled machine.

Really, the crew I work with is quite amazing.
 
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Congrats, feels good eh?

If you need any help, I'm here :)

I'd love for some early rough cuts. I can toss you some feedback.

Robbie
 
Robbie- Only problem with that is that the film is very... strange...and probably can't really be watched until all the parts are complete... its hard to explain without giving anything away...but thanks and I'll let you know if theres anything I can show you.

So, I just finished the second edit of the film. Its just a bit over time at 6 minutes 40 seconds... which is MUCH better than Paired...which came in 3 minutes over the limit after my first edit. Oi vey.
 
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