Blooper reel from "Foley", dvx/sgpro.

Smettli

Smettli

Well-known member
Hey dudes.
I found the missing tapes and footage(my harddisk crashed) from my cancelled shortfilm "Foley" last easter,
and decided to make a little blooper reel so I could have something to do.
The language is unfortunately in norwegian, but some might find the imagery interesting.

right-click, save as...
http://www.rimeligok.no/anders/Foley/Foley-bloopers.mov
 
We were using my pentax 55mm f.1.2 lens, and I did some color correction with magic bullet.

I'll pass on the compliment :)
 
Good stuff, any upcoming projects?

Man vet man har hatt en bra dag på settet når den kvinnelige hovedrollen må spørre om hun kan få ta på seg klærne igjen haha..
 
Haha.
Har noen planer om å samle samma gjengen igjen til sommer, med litt mer planlegging så får man håpe det ikke skjærer seg denne gangen :)
 
it looked beautiful. the dvx/sgpro combo is the best i've seen. in my opinion it out does the A1/sgpro and the HVX/sgpro. it's just got this organic feeling to it.

do you remember what aperture you shot at?

did you use lighting or all natural?

thanks
patrick
 
Tommetass: I have known the guy for many years, we grew up at the same place. And after he started with acting we had always been talking about doing something together, and which we will do a lot of in the future.
The girl I met at a 6-month "creative" school in Copehagen a couple of years ago and when I met her at a party back in Oslo she told me that she was attending a theatre school and loved acting, so I asked her then if she wanted to have a part in a shortfilm, which she gladly accepted :)
Though because of narrow time the actors had never met before the shooting that day.

jenning: Thanks! I really do love the sgpro/dvx combo as well. I love it so much that I just wish they could make a version that shoots native 16:9 :)
As I can remember we shot at aperture 2.8 and 4.0, all with a 55mm lens.
As for the lighting, in the microphone/scream scene we only used natural light from the windows, but in the hallway shot we used a red head with blue gel which we pointed up towards to the ceiling as we wanted it to look natural as well.

- Cheers!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top