1st movie with the HMC 40?

[Mackmorgan]

Shot a full length feature last summer with the HMC 40. Am I the first? The camera worked great and we really put it through the paces.

Movie is called "She's in the Details" We just got into our first festival. Trailer can be found here: http://vimeo.com/20360048. IMDB credits here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1814852/

Great camera. Going to shoot another on it next year in conjunction with the t2i.

 

[Felipe Henao]

Great Photography, lighting, where can I see the entire movie ?

 

[BobDiaz]

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Very cool video,


Bob Diaz

 

[Mackmorgan]

Great Photography, lighting, where can I see the entire movie ?

If you're in Maryland, we premiere at the Frederick Film Festival next month. Otherwise, watch the website for DVD details come summer.

 

[Greg Smith]

Mackmorgan, can you say anything about the camera settings you used while shooting? I have an HMC80, but it should be able to look pretty much the same. Looks like great work.

Did you use any supplemental lenses (wide angle, etc.)?

- GDS

 

[Felipe Henao]

If you're in Maryland, we premiere at the Frederick Film Festival next month. Otherwise, watch the website for DVD details come summer.

Not too close to Maryland, but the DVD will be an option

 

[Mackmorgan]

Mackmorgan, can you say anything about the camera settings you used while shooting? I have an HMC80, but it should be able to look pretty much the same. Looks like great work.

Did you use any supplemental lenses (wide angle, etc.)?


- GDS

We didn't really use anything fancy in the settings to get our look. Other than Cinegama (I think it was D) we used lighting more often than not to get the right image. As for lenses, our DP was able to get great shots using the camera's native lense and (in two specific instances) the Canon t2i. The HMC 40 is a truly versatile camera. I would suggest, if you haven't, buying Barry Green's HMC book (it's worth it). Most of our movie was in camera tricks to cover up what we didn't have.

 

[pulpfiction007]

Very nice work! The lighting looked great and the overall feel was spot on. Proof you don't need the most expensive gear to produce excellent work. Kudos.