Dmitry Kichenko
Well-known member
Hi everyone!
I decided to wait for a while before posting my own films here. I don't own a DVX100A yet, but the people here seem to be quite nice and responsive when it comes to others' films, so I thought I'd post some of mine too.
A bit of personal history, if anyone has patience to read it: I graduated from a high school in Vancouver, BC this year, but only realized I enjoy film less than a year ago. Since then I've been trying to learn as much as I can about all of the aspects of it, with an emphasis on editing, compositing, and technical details of the other tools of film-making.
Honest critique - very welcome.
I decided to wait for a while before posting my own films here. I don't own a DVX100A yet, but the people here seem to be quite nice and responsive when it comes to others' films, so I thought I'd post some of mine too.
- Death is Fair [ H.264 (31mb)] - the last film I completed a month ago. Really - the first film that was made by me from the script to the export from Xpress Pro. Compositing in Apple Shake. Trailer coming soon
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- Voicemail (trailer | the film) - my work here was around half of the cinematography, and all of the post production work, including composing the soundtracks. Quite a few flaws too, but I'm not responsible for the plot holes and the somewhat obvious reference to one of the Fincher's films :laugh: . * Took a few days to make the credits. The new download source is pretty fast.
- Blur music video (download) - a video shot in 1 h 20 mins. Could be interesting because of the cloning of myself I've done in Shake, which I'd love you to evaluate.
- Fahrenheit Coca Cola (download) - if you're really interested, the first film I edited. With Premiere Pro at that time.
A bit of personal history, if anyone has patience to read it: I graduated from a high school in Vancouver, BC this year, but only realized I enjoy film less than a year ago. Since then I've been trying to learn as much as I can about all of the aspects of it, with an emphasis on editing, compositing, and technical details of the other tools of film-making.
Honest critique - very welcome.