Grabs from a horror short

Just to delete any form of confusion, that last message I wrote was for your first bunch of grabs (the four grabs inside that school).
 
Final shooting done guys! :beer:

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Grabs 1 and 3 look best here, lots of theme are little too low light/grainy for my tastes
 
dude... im really looking forward to seeing these grabs in action. You must be working on this 24/7... Are you seriously making this up on day of shooting? If so how the heck are you framing your shots and coming up with each cool scene so fast? Please tell us you did some form of pre-production just so we can keep our pride.
 
Cody_Jordan said:
dude... im really looking forward to seeing these grabs in action. You must be working on this 24/7... Are you seriously making this up on day of shooting? If so how the heck are you framing your shots and coming up with each cool scene so fast? Please tell us you did some form of pre-production just so we can keep our pride.
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:cheesy:

Indeed, this was all shot in 2 days. About 3,5 hrs of constand shooting each day. Doing work quickly has been my thing since I started advanced graphical design as an 11 year old, making "skins" for "Pacific Fighters" (I even got a job developing it, but it got canceled). Now framing shots is in my eyes the very easiest part of the job, I just find an interesting angle, keep the stuff that I want in frame, balance it as good as I can (always keep the actors seeing into the picture), never placing stuff in the middle of the frame for a too long time and so on...

The reason that grab #4 looks a bit underexposed is that there are two guys running down the hallway, the light varies quite a bit.

Finally, lose you pride guys, I didn't even write a proper scrip for this one, and I never make any kind of screenplays. The film lives in my mind. :beer:
 
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