24/7 - A ZazaCast Film

ZazaCast

ZazaCast

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Greetings-
Well, I'm very new to all this & happened to find you guys...GREAT site...GREAT people! So I figure (I'm not getting any younger)...give it a go.

I have to say this is the best source for information & education on filmmaking I've been able to find on the web. I just purchased a DVX100B (lovin it)....and after doing some more research (and reading the review of the Kessler crane) called Eric Kessler up and purchased an 8' crane, head and K-Pod! Can't wait to get it!

Here's a poster idea for my project "24/7"
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If your life falls apart and no one’s there to hear it, does it make a sound?

You think your life is random? YOU control your fate?
Time is what separates cause & effect...someone has to watch it...24/7.


GRABS:

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George Harvey

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Toddeen Marie

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Joseph Anthony

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Introducing: Sparkus Maximus

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CREW:

Written by Me

Story by Me

Assistant directors: Me, Myself & I

Art director: Me

Sound: Me

Gaffer: Me

Key grip: Me

Grip/2nd AC: Me

Director/DP: Me..again!
 
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I am intrigued. Welcome to the site and welcome to the Fest. Just a heads up, though, the Mods will probably move this into the "Individual Film Discussion" forum. Good luck!
 
Thanks so much... I'm really looking forward to this. Hammering out some kinks & starting to shoot some test footage. I know it won't compare with all you guys, but I'm here to learn.

Cheers,
-Zaza
 
Sounds great! The secret is Never stop making movies no matter the quality and eventually you'll learn enough to make your vision!
 
Hey Zasa, somehow I missed your thread. Welcome to the fest! Nice poster and your idea also sounds really interesting! :) Any news?
 
Welcome to the madness!

but ya... to make a film, you've just gota go out and do it. And then keep doing it. :)

/j
 
msconce said:
Sounds great! The secret is Never stop making movies no matter the quality and eventually you'll learn enough to make your vision!
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Considering my most recent movie had more things go wrong with it than all my previous movies put together x 5 and ended up being my worst film to date, I agree as I learned how to better prepare for those situations.
 
Thanks Mark... in checking out R.P.D.M., I'm pretty sure I'll need all the luck I can get! Looks REALLY cool, can't wait to see it.

You wouldn't think it could be that tough, but writing & rewriting the script, finding locations, finding actors..and then there's the weather...this sh#t is crazy! LOL

...back to work....
 
locations and weather... now that's one potent combination. at least you're not shooting on a beach (with all of the difficulty that that particular location comes with).... and if you are thinking of shooting on a beach take my advice: don't do it.

Cool poster: Who designed it?
 
Advise taken... no beaches (we only have them around lakes...just not the same)

I designed the poster, it's only my second movie poster, but I've gotten pretty good with photoshop over the years. You can see my first attempt here:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=130610

No one ever responded to it...????

Thanks again for the advise
 
msconce said:
Sounds great! The secret is Never stop making movies no matter the quality and eventually you'll learn enough to make your vision!
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Ditto! It is rewarding and fun to make something from nothing that makes other people happy. BTW the DVX100B is a GREAT camera.:happy:
 
Gary Sconce said:
Ditto! It is rewarding and fun to make something from nothing that makes other people happy. BTW the DVX100B is a GREAT camera.:happy:
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Yes welcome... and to add to what Gary is saying... I believe that Matt shot Stricken (the short) with that camera and it was beautiful.
 
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