GH3 Brokenman trailer(final)

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Update "Brokenman" trailer 15/10 thanks for sharing
Actualización del tráiler de "Brokenman" gracias por compartir
Hope you like it!
Lumix GH3+voigtlander 25mm f/0.95+Tokina 11-16 mm f2.8
 
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Update "Brokenman" trailer 15/10 thanks for sharing
Actualización del tráiler de "Brokenman" gracias por compartir
Hope you like it!
 
Holy crap that was amazing! I love the clash of the normal and the macabre in your film. Such a dark expression of love and a very artistic piece. I did notice some noise in the first shots but once I was sucked into the amazing/disturbing/stimulating story and visuals I completely forgot about the camera and everything else. I was entirely absorbed by what I was seeing. I don't say this very often on here but I would pay money to go and see this and suggest my friends do the same. Then again I love fascinating experimental stories that dive into how screwed up we are as humans. We really are the most messed up mammal on the planet.
 
I like it very much, but what bothers me is too much light.. it is like TV studio lighting..too bright.. I would use slightly vignettes and darker mood ( you can do it in color correction )..

Other things, very nice !!!
 
leteeci said:
I like it very much, but what bothers me is too much light.. it is like TV studio lighting..too bright.. I would use slightly vignettes and darker mood ( you can do it in color correction )..

Other things, very nice !!!
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I disagree about the lighting. I think it lends itself to the disturbing feeling of the movie. Not everything always has to be shot in the dark. There are plenty of shots that are darker but this is a very odd building and a very odd situation. I don't know exactly what is going on but this seems like some kind of disturbing sex show kind of like the Stanley Kubrick movie Eyes Wide Shut. Sometimes lighting like this in a dark environment or setting can give a feeling of one being exposed for others to see. Like a kind of performance stage for the messed up audience members to watch the messed up acts taking place.

I think it is too easy to try to use dark imagery and dark lighting when trying to portray evil but sometimes the challenge is to show evil in a different light. Just another tool to mess with the emotions of the viewer and make the situation feel odd.
 
I think it looks excellent ! Dont forget Gami also made Musgo which is another excellent piece of work also shot with a GH2.


 
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@Thomas Smet @leteeci


Ok Guys, first of all thank you for your support, in terms of lighting, I decided so to want to take a "comic" look that is more "technicolor", I'm still in the process of finishing the editing and I have to give a twist of this story horror-comic (sorry for my bad english):thumbsup:
 
Great Trailer. Nicely shot. Images remind me of Bunuel or German Expressionists style. Well done! As they say: One morning you wake up and old school is new style all of a sudden ... ;-)

About the lighting: Excellent for what it wanted to be. So for my taste at least please do not introduce flares or vignettes - this stuff is overdone lately.
 
I remember one anecdote.. Years back, on some film festival, it was sitting me, and my friend - professor on the film academy in Belgrade.. The last movie was some bosnian movie shot in one shot.. but the case was that when it has began, it was filmed ver dark..extreme dark..and you had to guess what is really happening and combine audio/inviramental noises to know what is going on.. and me and professor were very impressed..wow, that is it!

..but then..at the half of the movie ( 5min ) they turn of the projection and excuse because something was wrong with projector..they reset it..and plyed the film again, now with "over-lit situation".. we were confused, because now..it was just tehnically good done steadycam shot, but it has lost it's magic.. it didn't let viewer to use his brains..

I can see that you wanted other feeleng, but it wasn't apealing to me.. not big thing - probably I am only the 1% viewers that didn't like the lighting..
 
@leteeci dear friend, I have not gone to any film school, I'm a fan of (Lynch, Haneke, Bergman, Kusturica, Greenaway, Egoyan, Mungiu, Park Chan-wook, Villeneuve .etc.etc ..
I'm just trying to tell a story with my resources that is ultimately what counts. you are lucky to have gone to film school. thanks for your support
 
I didn't went to film school, I learn it my self.. I am just friend with many people..

( ..and I am sorry I didn't went to film school..some things I would learn faster )...
 
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