"Lot 6a" - Shaun Patrick/The Giff

Shaun Patrick

Shaun Patrick

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Synopsis:​

A parking lot attendant suffers a head injury and must come to terms with his temporary blindness while the world around him falls apart.​

Written and Directed by Shaun Boyle and Stephen Gifford
Starring Shawn Dempewolff and Aaron Edell​

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Uncorrected Frame Grabs - Click Here to Access Post

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First Round of BTS - Click Here to Access Post

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Frame Grabs: The Sequel: Click Here to See Post

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Frame Grabs: The Final Post - Click Here to Access Post

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CC'd Grabs Post 1 -- Click Here to Access Post

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Big Thanks to Cast and Crew -- Click Here to Access Post

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10/24 - Shoot Complete

Shoot went great and we luckily missed the rain. Wind was a major issue and we had to do some On-Set ADR in our cars before we wrapped the actors. All in all, an exhausting day but we're very happy with how the footage looks. Right now, I'm transcoding the H264 files from the 5D Mark II into the ProRes format--so I will have uncorrected captures up later in the day.

10/22 - Cast and Crew
Ben - Shawn Dempewolff - Website
Dave - Aaron Edell - Website
Written and Directed by
Shaun Boyle - Website
Stephen Gifford - Website

Shoot date is tomorrow--look for the more glamorous updates to be posted over the next couple of days. I'll have BTS shots and some raw camera stills up on Saturday.

10/20 - Location Photos uploaded to thread (See Below). Full synopsis, cast list, and poster to follow over the weekend. We're shooting on a Canon 5D Mark II with an assortment of lenses and a Lensbaby. Through some tests tonight, we figured out our audio game plan and now the focus is on SFX makeup. This is my first fest since Hero Fest, so I'm pretty pumped to be back in the game.

You can check out some of my previous entries here:

ZombieFest -- BRAINS!!: Official Thread :: The Film
Sci-Fest -- Signal Decay: Official Thread :: The Film
Hero Fest -- Just-Us League: Official Thread :: The Film
 
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BTS-ing

BTS-ing

Oct 20th -- Location Photos

Everything takes place in an empty parking lot. Location is in beautiful and scenic New Jersey.

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Behind the Scenes Photos

Behind the Scenes Photos

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Shaun (Camera/Co-Director), Steve (Co-Director) waiting to catch radio, and Shawn (Ben).

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Aaron afraid of migrating birds.

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With a storm coming in, wind was a major issue on set. In addition to wild lines we picked up during the daytime, we had to keep the actors a little longer for some on-set ADR in our cars. We kept the doors open to prevent it from sounding like the inside of a car but we'll see what happens. At the very least we have it.

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Another on-set ADR still. We had been transferring files all day and pulling selects as we went just in case of the need for ADR--so the whole thing was actually done in an hour.
 
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Frame Grabs

Frame Grabs

All uncorrected. First two are with traditional lenses. The third is with a Lensbaby.

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Glad you decided to jump in...Welcome back!
(now I have to go back to the DVX archives and look up your film)

EastCoast Rules!
 
Has anyone out there used a Lensbaby in their productions yet. Our story deals a lot with the sudden onset of blindness. Any tips on usage are certainly welcome as we just picked it up yesterday.
 
More Updates

More Updates



BTS Pictures Uploaded - Click on Picture to See Post



Actor Stills added - Click on Picture to See Post
 
10/24 Update

10/24 Update

10/24 - Shoot Complete

Shoot went great and we luckily missed the rain. Wind was a major issue and we had to do some On-Set ADR in our cars before we wrapped the actors. All in all, an exhausting day but we're very happy with how the footage looks. Right now, I'm transcoding the H264 files from the 5D Mark II into the ProRes format--so I will have uncorrected captures up later in the day.
 
Poster and Synopsis Added

Poster and Synopsis Added

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Plus, a little house cleaning/organization on the first post. Look for updates every day as we approach Oct. 30th.
 
Can't get over seeing people shooting films on small cameras. Your on the set photos and you holding the camera has got me intrigued, can't wait to see the final look!

The ouija says YES.
 
Yeah, it was definitely an interesting experience. Since it was a lot of hand-held camera work, the smaller camera actually caused less back fatigue compared to a HPX--that was definitely nice. With that said, the pain of the H264 transcode and the double system sound record are definitely pretty annoying. Still, the camera produces a stunning image.
 
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