I'd like to begin this by saying that if any of you haven't competed in a 48 hour film festival before, I highly recommend you do. It's an experience every film maker needs to have.
Our theme this year was action. It may seem pretty straight forward now, but late night Friday we started to panic about what we were going to write about. This was the result. Bear in mind we lost a lot of time because our lead actor was taking the SAT most of Saturday so we were in a bit of a rush (the film was originally color corrected but it was going to take too long to render the color so we had to scrap it).
The idea is unbelievably silly but it was still a blast to make
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcRlXD5tdwY (GIVE US YOUR VOTES!)
They are giving out People's Choice to the team that gets the most rankings on YouTube so SUPPORT US and we will love you forever!
For those who are interested this was shot on the XH-A1 (unfortunately set to some pretty flat color settings) and a 36 inch IndiSlider. Most of the interior lighting was done with clamp lights and Home Depot fluorescent work lights.
Oh and that's a real Dragunov!
Our theme this year was action. It may seem pretty straight forward now, but late night Friday we started to panic about what we were going to write about. This was the result. Bear in mind we lost a lot of time because our lead actor was taking the SAT most of Saturday so we were in a bit of a rush (the film was originally color corrected but it was going to take too long to render the color so we had to scrap it).
The idea is unbelievably silly but it was still a blast to make
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcRlXD5tdwY (GIVE US YOUR VOTES!)
They are giving out People's Choice to the team that gets the most rankings on YouTube so SUPPORT US and we will love you forever!
For those who are interested this was shot on the XH-A1 (unfortunately set to some pretty flat color settings) and a 36 inch IndiSlider. Most of the interior lighting was done with clamp lights and Home Depot fluorescent work lights.
Oh and that's a real Dragunov!