FAT MONSTER FILMS presents "O2" ... Every. Breath. Counts.

Tom Marshall said:
You'll have to show me where you guys played... I'll have to add that place to our upcoming tour. :beer:
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No prob man but I think you may want to cut your throat before your tour is done.

I'm worried about Mark. Is he passed out yet? I hope so. You always know when he gets good news in the mail, ha.

//As in, good news = party, and boy, Mark, you've not hung around us country boys in a while. No offense but I don't think you can keep up to us farmer types :)


//Mark: Your Fired.
//Me: Again?
 
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Hiya Mark.

Well, you said to me that this fest you had something bigger in mind, and you didn't dissapoint. I felt a feeling of 'oh my god, I could never make anthing this polished' wash over me as I watched your short.

So I felt a mixture of 'wow' and 'god im depressed' as I watched it...lol

I read a little of this thread (you cant blame me for not reading it all!) and I'm impressed that you got most of this through sheer hard work and tenacity than you did buying everyone out. I'd love to do something this epic and I'd be well chuffed it I managed to do half of what you did here. It looked fantastic.

It was nice that you had restraint too. With a set so elaborate it would have been easy to have had a really complicated 'over the top' story and frenetic direction. But both were handled with a simplicity and confidence which is nice to see.

Good little reversal at the end. Ok, I saw it coming a touch before it hit, but that's minor. This is some really great work here and you have raised the bar on a technical level for everyone to aspire to.

Most of us will never get there, but thanks for the benchmark ;-)

Now I just want you to resurrect 'chow baby'...
 
Kyle Stebbins said:
Anybody find any Starrunners clips!?!?
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Not yet, but I think Matt was going to be opening a bottle of wine with the guy and try to talk him into rummaging through his stuff. Thus, we remain hopeful.

DARKLINE: Indeed, I have the Chow Baby footage all on a driver here and I do plan to put something together from it one way or the other. Thanks for such kind words, man. I am humbled and honored by your compliments.
 
Great job to every single person who worked on this film!

I like the uplifting nature of the script. It's such a common thing to go the dark route in short films. I am glad you were brave enough to spin something positive, and ultimately do such a great job.

This story reminded me a lot of the film Sunshine. Only in Sunshine they were all cut throats with not much projected hope for humanity. I didn't sympathize with those characters after a while. At first I thought that was the route of this film. I was very surprised and moved by its fresh direction.

The production reminded me of the 90's version of The Outer Limits. Well, it's better than that. It's just the feeling it gave me.

Great score Justin
outstanding hollywood style lighting design (looked like Aliens)
set design...wow How in the hell did you do this?
 
Awwww! So nice to see you over here L3! Why don't you slip into something more comfortable? :)

You be our favorite chick here at O2!
 
So has this guy... :huh:

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Well, with no pun intended, your SFX were out of this world. How the hell did you do that?

This had all the qualities of a major production. Man would I love to see what you could do with a few million bucks! (Um yeah, me too)

Phenomenal, and I'm no fan of SciFi.

I felt I didn't get quite enough info as to when and how the decision was made to spare the one in exchange for the two. Was there an update on oxygen levels?

That's about all I can nit pik.

By the way, you committed one of the cardinal sins of filmmaking: never kill the pretty girls!

Alex
 
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