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Slimothy said:Wow. I just got to this one tonite. It is my new favorite. Great job. There were some technical issues (looked like some dirt on the lens during some of the EXT. scenes) but I hardly cared. One of the few films I wish was a feature.
ChrisHurn said:No comments on the score yet?Actually it's a little hard to hear, because of the heavy dialogue/sound, so I'll post a track for anyone who is interested. I'll get the others uploaded too, soon.
http://chrishurn.com/Into the darkness.mp3
This is the track for the final sequence in the film.
-Chris
THX-1138 said:It's hard not to like this one.
Very creative writing and solid acting. Interesting and effective CCing as well.
I love that it begs you to watch several times.
Something that struck me...
Title sequence was too quick and confusing. Could'nt read all the names and could'nt figure out the title was CPU ....it just went away too quick for me. It was a beautiful sequence though and I loved the numbers 10101010101010101010!
and the language....tisk tisk... Their has to be a better way to tell this without so much swearing. Just Kidding...I know you watched mine already.
Definately one of the top!
I wish we could have done more with the titles, but after widdling time out of the thing for 3 weeks (trying to get it from 11min down to 6) we had to start slicing. The credits seem the most logical one to take the fall. Spidey is real big on creative credits, so it was a bit of a battle.
Stop yapping on the internet and get your ass to work.spidey said:Well I wanted to have something interesting visually with the titles i know they go by fast but its not tooooo bad. But i will slow it down later. Yes I wanted to make interesting titles.![]()