We ran into some last minute problems (as always). We had some issues with DPX files from the coloring session so we had to do a last minute grade on some shots from the original files.
Additionally. Due to the time limit, we're going to put the part of the short with TJ Miller up as a bonus / out take reel. Couldn't fit it into the 6 min. Will let you know when we upload it.
Really happy with it though. Could still use a few tweaks... but really happy.
I can't wait to see this film. I used to collect star wars figures myself and am psyched to see what you do with it. And just from the shots, it just looks amazing!
I like how it seems that your everyday life shots have a low saturation to them, very dim in contrast to the shot of the vivid and bright shot of the girl in front of the star wars figures... Can't... WAIT
Oh, and what camera? (I might have missed it in an earlier post, but I didn't see it on second viewing)
hey guys, nice work. loved the muted hues and rich browns in the interiors. some of the edits worked against the stellar performances as they betrayed a continuity of performance. one in specific was outside when our geek hero started stuttering over himself on the sidewalk, some of the cutting there seemed to be in service of using the best beats of multiple takes, but it fractured the performance because there was a lack of "emotional" continuity across the cut... if that makes sense.
geek girl was really great. very earnest performance, although I was scratching my head a little over why she was so into getting inside this guy's apartment and then not so into him on the couch -- but i can take that as a complexity of her character as well. and last, your big payoff, smashing of the toys, went on a little long for me. the whole thing felt like it was riding a certain level of realism (despite the double moons) but then veered off into farce/slapstick.
these are all minor though. on the whole it was solid work and I only offer them up as fodder for creative consideration. well done.