CallaghanFilms
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UPDATED
SCREEN GRABS!!!
EVERYTHING'S EVENTUAL: A Stephen King short story adaptation (Production Diary)
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UPDATED
SCREEN GRABS!!!
Matt Grunau
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Great stuff! Looks terribly exciting.
Throw us some production audio monkey boy!!!
If you have any behind the scenes recordings, and for posterity's sake and your own health, you have &@^%'ing better, I'll host some mp3s for ye.
More more more!
Throw us some production audio monkey boy!!!
If you have any behind the scenes recordings, and for posterity's sake and your own health, you have &@^%'ing better, I'll host some mp3s for ye.
More more more!
filmman
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The crew looks impressive: all these experienced people doing what we love most 
It will be very interesting to see if Stephen King's name can propel this project into the big time like Tom Sizemore did for Corrado.
Really this is a great formula, the Blair Witch approach all over again. I haven't seen Blair Witch or El Mariachi, but I think El Mariachi was a whole other approach: 16mm, minimal crew, action. This "Stephen King" movie seems to be Red Camera, full crew, production value. And to be quite fair, Corrado was more mainstream B-Movie style: brilliant writer-director, clever producer (same guy), Godfather look.
Good luck and thanks for the inspiration....
It will be very interesting to see if Stephen King's name can propel this project into the big time like Tom Sizemore did for Corrado.Really this is a great formula, the Blair Witch approach all over again. I haven't seen Blair Witch or El Mariachi, but I think El Mariachi was a whole other approach: 16mm, minimal crew, action. This "Stephen King" movie seems to be Red Camera, full crew, production value. And to be quite fair, Corrado was more mainstream B-Movie style: brilliant writer-director, clever producer (same guy), Godfather look.
Good luck and thanks for the inspiration....
we left the 18-50 for the dolly and the 135 for a select few shots. Since we are editing in 2k we can, if necessary, import a 4k file (to CS3 or shake etc.) and crop the appropriate 2k section and export out back to FCP and essentially get 100mm out of the 18-50. It would be like shooting 16mm 2k windowed with RED (you know).
As for stills ask and you shall receive. Give me a couple minutes to get a couple up. They are just going to be some random unfinished stills from some clips. Hopefully I can figure out how to post pics...
Skipper being Skipper
Young Dinky drawing on a dirty window
Indeed. Cropping out of the image will have that effect. Was it planned from the get-go to do this? It's not so bad as say doing that with 1080 HVX footge. I shudder at the thought.
Thanks for posting stills. These are the two that I find interesting.
CallaghanFilms
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:evil:Now I just want to see another 107,992 stills (in rapid succesion):evil:
ESTEBEVERDE
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CallaghanFilms
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As good a number as any:beer:
ESTEBEVERDE
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Fair enough! :grin:
Filmbuff28
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Thanks for the positive comments guys! I'll be sure to pass them on to the cast and crew. Hopefully I will have a trailer soon.
We have completed the rough cut and are moving right along in the editing room. I will update later with some more screen grabs.
Until then. Long days and pleasant nights.
We have completed the rough cut and are moving right along in the editing room. I will update later with some more screen grabs.
Until then. Long days and pleasant nights.
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
These grabs look great Cal !
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
This looks fantastic, sir!:beer: I love the grabs.
Blaine
Mr. Hollywood
I couldn't say it better myself...excellent. :beer::beer: (but I CAN raise Horse a beer :beer
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
(but I CAN raise Horse a beer :beer
We need to raise a beer together one of these days.:beer:
Blaine
Mr. Hollywood
You got that right. :beer:
ESTEBEVERDE
Veteran
Looks like you might have shot one scene in the ASU library????
Is that the case or is this just a similar interior?
Is that the case or is this just a similar interior?
CallaghanFilms
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Here you go, Matt: Link:beer:
I was in nerd heaven with the "Low Men" car shots...
Just ask J.P. - ME: "Dude, we're shooting Low Men! (insert schoolboy giggle)"
No- thank you, filmman:beer:The crew looks impressive: all these experienced people doing what we love most
Really this is a great formula, the Blair Witch approach all over again. I haven't seen Blair Witch or El Mariachi, but I think El Mariachi was a whole other approach: 16mm, minimal crew, action. This "Stephen King" movie seems to be Red Camera, full crew, production value. And to be quite fair, Corrado was more mainstream B-Movie style: brilliant writer-director, clever producer (same guy), Godfather look.
Good luck and thanks for the inspiration....
ESTEBEVERDE
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Brilliant!
"I'm a Chimp!" :grin:
"I'm a Chimp!" :grin:
