Attack Of The Killer Automobile

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mobiledeli

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a car fueled on the blood of the innocent!

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Directed & Shot by:
Spencer Katz

Starring:
Hannah Katz
 
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DVX100a / Redrock 35mm Adapter


CAST:
HANNAH KATZ - Karen
LISA FIORE - Shelly
DAVID KATZ - Father
DIANE KATZ - Mother


CREW:
SPENCER KATZ - Director/Cinematographer
SAM MORDENGA - Assistant Director
ALEX KURZE - Line Producer
NOAH CHAMIS - Gaffer
TROY SOLA - Assistant Camera
MICHAEL SASSANO - Key Grip
JINHO SAN - Sound Recordist
YOUSHENG TANG - Grip
 
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Cool and welcome. I first thought of Christine

Curious, what kind of car?

//Posted too soon I guess. The pic of the car works. I wanna see some blood now (on that front bumper I mean). :beer:
 
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i actually just watched christine for the first time (slightly nervous that my script would inadvertently be a rip off). it's a great movie, but i can confidently say that ATTACK OF THE KILLER AUTOMOBILE will be unlike anything else.
 
hey dude, welcome and good luck. I like the look of the car, especially since I;ve had a few bad experiences with people who drive such cars.... If the car kills it's owner, just know sho I'll be cheering for...
 
mobiledeli said:
i actually just watched christine for the first time (slightly nervous that my script would inadvertently be a rip off). it's a great movie, but i can confidently say that ATTACK OF THE KILLER AUTOMOBILE will be unlike anything else.
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Chrisitine, Deathproof, The Car ...

It's not what's been done, but how one does it. :)
 
deathrace 2000, the wraith, rebel without a cause, breakdown, duel - all cool car pics. killer cars in their own way. its a great genre and i look forward to your film!
 
in the beginning - the car's fuel gauge is low. real low in the red.

the rest of the film features the volvo EATING innocent people trying to fill its tank.

a car fueled by the blood of the innocent
 
thank you guys

quick question - about 50% of the film the camera is going to be rigged to the car. I'm renting car mounts from an equipment warehouse and they require insurance (obviously). so im working on getting the insurance but they're curious about automotive stunts/precision driving.

anyone have any other ideas on how to rig the camera to the car????
 
Depending on the size of the camera. There is a cheaper route for $89 - $189, without the insurance blues. Plus, you get to own your own car mount.

http://www.stickypod.com/osc/

I have one for the HVX200. It holds on tight, even at 60 mph. If you want to test it at higher speeds - let me know the results.
 
I was looking at the stickypod a while ago... then I just stopped writing any scenes for moving vehicles. I wussed out, so goog one on ya for not following suit.
 
I always like a good car killing. One of my favorites is Maximum Overdrive. Can't wait to see it.
 
mobiledeli said:
thank you guys

quick question - about 50% of the film the camera is going to be rigged to the car. I'm renting car mounts from an equipment warehouse and they require insurance (obviously). so im working on getting the insurance but they're curious about automotive stunts/precision driving.

anyone have any other ideas on how to rig the camera to the car????
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Is it really going to be stunt driving? Like a highspeed chase scene?
Best!
 
I am stoked on this one.

A nice technique for giving the viewer the impression of speed is having the background as close to the car as possible; ir. an alley wall, a treeline, etc ....

I am sure some sleight ramping will give some nice effect
 
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