LOOK AT ME - Sprocketboy

puckthemad said:
Dude, that is still awesome. There are guys I know who've gone out and spent like $10K and their short didn't turn out half as good as this did and had problems all over the place. You did great for the budget and the production quality is awesome. You can easily claim you spent $10K on this and people would believe you.
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Thanks, Rodney. We used every resource we had at our disposal. That's what Indy filmmaking is all about. I'm truly more amazed at what you did with limited resources and you made two films, not one. I am astonished by your ability and they are both very good. I'm sure your next one will be excellent. Just make one and do the best that you can.
 
I think the locations lend a lot of class and believability to this movie, and I would expect this character to be moving around in such surrounds. I had appropriate amount difficulty trying to find any empathy for the character.

I think the film has a terrific and professional look to it, and the sound was dang fine.

Nice job.
 
Luis_ said:
I'm sorry I just didn't feel it.
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I tracked some of your comments on other films in this festival. I just want you to know the rules do not stipulate the need for you, as a viewer, to cry or get weepy. Actually, some of the more successful entries do the polar opposite. They make you laugh. Read the rules again. The theme involves "a loss" of anything.
 
Sprocketboy said:
I tracked some of your comments on other films in this festival. I just want you to know the rules do not stipulate the need for you, as a viewer, to cry or get weepy. Actually, some of the more successful entries do the polar opposite. They make you laugh. Read the rules again. The theme involves "a loss" of anything.
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Damn skippy.
 
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