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I didn't watch all of it. But I enjoyed it. It has it's own unique feel. I think the public won't like that style though. However they are getting used to it "cloverfield" and the office is a minor example of this style. good luck.
 
I haven't seen Cloverfield yet and never tried this hectic type shooting style so I gave it a shot. It needs to be much shorter if its goes in front of a music video if at all.
 
I had mixed feelings about this piece. for the most part your 2 main actors did an outstanding job staying in character and in the moment. the hand held effect was used excessively and lost some of its momentum through out the short. for the most part i dug it. adding more lighting and mood would have played out a lot better too.
 
normally i'm not a big stickler for the 180 rule. in fact i want a shirt that says "f**k the 180" however, i was totally thrown off by the line crossing and eyeline swapping. a little extreme...
 
Thanks for checking it out. Its one of those "it is what it is" type joints. Everything improvised from shooting to what they were saying and just having fun with it. I did get tired of editing halfway through as you noticed and just started putting shots in and not breaking them up. Probably won't go back to it to work on it either unless they want to use it for an intro.
 
it was cool for sure. I liked the concept. It possibly was just a concept you wanted the whole video to look like, but i think the overall video may have looked better if a few of the shots weren't as obliviously hand held and shaky. Props.
 
I'm thinking if they do use it in the beginning they would only use like 10 seconds or less and maybe 5 seconds at the end of the music video so the shakiness wouldn't feel as extreme. The rest of the footage was shot normally for the music video part.
 
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