TeresofBlood
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Hello everyone. I figured I should create a thread because I'll probably be posting more as shooting progresses.
"A Drop of Water" is a short about a man who moves into a new building in a new city when he begins experiencing paranormal phenomena. Budget was $5000. The flick is shooting with a 7D and a T2i, with the EF-S 17-55mm and the Zeiss ZE 85mm and the Technicolor Cinestyle.
The crew is fairly inexperienced. Many of them are former students with whom I studied in school. My goal with this short, aside from making a good movie was to put together a crew of reliable people to bring with me onto an independently financed feature film. In fact, this short came about as a challenge from an investor who likes one of my feature film ideas, but wants to see what I'm capable of with a small budget.
Here are a couple stills from ADOW (after applying the LUT):
Zeiss 85mm wide open on T2i
Zeiss 85mm wide open on T2i
This scene was made to look like it was lit by candle light, which it partially was, but we obviously had a lot of supplemental light going on. I'll have more stills after this weekend. I don't want to post any more from last weekend because we shot mostly spoilery scenes including the ending.
"A Drop of Water" is a short about a man who moves into a new building in a new city when he begins experiencing paranormal phenomena. Budget was $5000. The flick is shooting with a 7D and a T2i, with the EF-S 17-55mm and the Zeiss ZE 85mm and the Technicolor Cinestyle.
The crew is fairly inexperienced. Many of them are former students with whom I studied in school. My goal with this short, aside from making a good movie was to put together a crew of reliable people to bring with me onto an independently financed feature film. In fact, this short came about as a challenge from an investor who likes one of my feature film ideas, but wants to see what I'm capable of with a small budget.
Here are a couple stills from ADOW (after applying the LUT):
Zeiss 85mm wide open on T2i
Zeiss 85mm wide open on T2i
This scene was made to look like it was lit by candle light, which it partially was, but we obviously had a lot of supplemental light going on. I'll have more stills after this weekend. I don't want to post any more from last weekend because we shot mostly spoilery scenes including the ending.