"Bloody Mary: A nightmare Collaboration by Mark Harris and Timur Civan"

You know thats funny you mention that, because to this day noone has ever said "Hey you look like ________"
 
All right, now we are looking for a composer. I will start contacting people, but if anyone is interested...and brilliant...
 
TimurCivan said:
You know thats funny you mention that, because to this day noone has ever said "Hey you look like ________"


Well I ran your face through a website that scans to see what celeb you look like and it came up with these.

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I think Elvis Costello is the closest.

This is the website.
http://www.myheritage.com/FP/Company/celebrities.php
 
i'll take Gary oldman.




I ran this picture... With no glasses:
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I just got mtched to SCarlett Johansen, Jewel a buncha women i dont know....... And marlong brando from Streetcar... Woo hoo. I guess im pretty...... HAhaha
 
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desperatecomfort said:
All right, now we are looking for a composer. I will start contacting people, but if anyone is interested...and brilliant...


Yes a composer is very important as i nor mark as far as i know have any musical talent. Infact i have such little talent in usic that my first grade teacher confiscated my recorder during musiv class. i would up with the job of collecting the imstruments.
 
MArk im starting to record sound effects. Gimme a list of anyhting you may need based on the edit. like Doors opening closing etc.
 
That pretty Effing awesome Steve!

Wait that doesnt look photo shopped..... You actually took that picture didint you.....
 
TimurCivan said:
That pretty Effing awesome Steve!

Wait that doesnt look photo shopped..... You actually took that picture didint you.....
Affirmative. Just a little family snapshot....

Timur, how are you recording your sound effects. Mic with DVX or some dedicated recording device?
 
My shot gun mic attached to the DVX. The audio on DV when in 16bit format is teh same as a dedicated "DAT" recorder. its phenominal quality.
 
Aram Bauman said:
You get better imaging if you hook up 2 mics and spread them some.

The mic choice should depend on the type of effect that is being recorded. I do low frequency stuff in mono mostly, as no imaging is needed. For high frequency FX I mostly do stereo at short distance, to eliminate the acoustics of the recording room a bit (even though there are little acoustics left from using dampening material). Spreaded mics (A/B) isn't neccesarily the best solution. It's true that A/B provides a nice stereo image, but if you need a more stable center use X/Y (mics put together and moved away 90 degrees from each other). This technique (like A/B) is best done with cardioid condenser or cardioid dynamic mics.
 
steve2bees said:
Yup, I may need some parenting tips.



PapaDonna and child
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Looks like that dvx is in good hands! :grin:

That is very funny. Reminds me of some of my impromptu camera rigs! Great for getting that close-up of baby Jesus!
 
Yes, well, as you can see, I'm having a hard time breaking character. I think I may need therapy. Go easy on me.
 
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