More stills from the set of our film...
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Kirk Gillock
Rebel with a cause
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
REALLY nice shots, T. That is a huge gun blast.
REALLY nice shots, T. That is a huge gun blast.
Slimothy
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What kind of blank gun did you use? Also, what size Mattebox is that? It looks huge! What kind of blanket does that camera have on it? Last one I swear: Was it hard to get a permit to do that in front of LA city hall? Sorry, but I really am interested in those answers, I'm not just tootin off.
What kind of blank gun did you use? Also, what size Mattebox is that? It looks huge! What kind of blanket does that camera have on it? Last one I swear: Was it hard to get a permit to do that in front of LA city hall? Sorry, but I really am interested in those answers, I'm not just tootin off.
BLUESPIDER
DVXuser Ninja
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Slimothy, dude don't be afriad to ask questions man. I'm sure Tmon is expecting questions so fire away bro. Thats a small gun with such a big mussle flash. Tmon, see if you can get some clips from this movie. Go snatch a copy of their dalies. Nice stuff.
Slimothy, dude don't be afriad to ask questions man. I'm sure Tmon is expecting questions so fire away bro. Thats a small gun with such a big mussle flash. Tmon, see if you can get some clips from this movie. Go snatch a copy of their dalies. Nice stuff.
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
I beleive it was a beretta. The special effects guys provided the blank firing guns. We were using full loads so the muzzle flash is the actual size of a real 45 ( have a real 9mm and the muzzle flash is nearly as big.) The mattebox is a larger size because we are not shooting our feature on DVX (We are using a pair of Sony Cinealta's with prime lenses). Big camera, big lenses, hence big mattebox. The blanket is just a standard packing blanket. I have all of the dailies here at my studio, (with exception of yesterday as those are being transfered as we speak). we are producing the movie.
-T
I beleive it was a beretta. The special effects guys provided the blank firing guns. We were using full loads so the muzzle flash is the actual size of a real 45 ( have a real 9mm and the muzzle flash is nearly as big.) The mattebox is a larger size because we are not shooting our feature on DVX (We are using a pair of Sony Cinealta's with prime lenses). Big camera, big lenses, hence big mattebox. The blanket is just a standard packing blanket. I have all of the dailies here at my studio, (with exception of yesterday as those are being transfered as we speak). we are producing the movie.
-T
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Peter_Gaudry
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Re: More stills from the set of our film...
Am I the only one who thinks that dude looks like keanu reeves?
Am I the only one who thinks that dude looks like keanu reeves?
Staven
Well-known member
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
More like Michael Pare(insert little accent over the e).
Too bad you couldn't just swoop in and film the rehersals for camera with the DVX, and cut a comparison together with the great lighting used.
Looks cool by the way. Very nice angle for that shot. I guess this is a straight to DVD, but it looks theatre worthy from that shot at least.
More like Michael Pare(insert little accent over the e).
Too bad you couldn't just swoop in and film the rehersals for camera with the DVX, and cut a comparison together with the great lighting used.
Looks cool by the way. Very nice angle for that shot. I guess this is a straight to DVD, but it looks theatre worthy from that shot at least.
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man the way that muzzle flash lit up that guys pants is awesome. that must have been a sick shutter speed, what was it around do you know, i only ask because yu can see theh jet of flame shoot out of the barrel before it diffuses in to the fire ball in the close up.
man the way that muzzle flash lit up that guys pants is awesome. that must have been a sick shutter speed, what was it around do you know, i only ask because yu can see theh jet of flame shoot out of the barrel before it diffuses in to the fire ball in the close up.
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
The angles for the movie are all Charles Papert our DP (also a DVX owner and a member here). This film will have a limited theatrical release in most major cities (not straight to DVD). The shutter speed was 1/60. Here is a 4mb Quicktime from 1 of the angles. Enjoy!
http://unifiedpictures.com/gun2.mov
-T
The angles for the movie are all Charles Papert our DP (also a DVX owner and a member here). This film will have a limited theatrical release in most major cities (not straight to DVD). The shutter speed was 1/60. Here is a 4mb Quicktime from 1 of the angles. Enjoy!
http://unifiedpictures.com/gun2.mov
-T
Staven
Well-known member
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
hey man, the straight to video comment was strictly related to Michael Pare being in the movie, and it was supposed to come off as a compliment(stating it looked theatre worthy cuz of the composition and lighting), but I can see it being taken differently, sorry, no disregard intended. Are we viewing pics from The Perfect Sleep? If so please feel free to post any pics or clips of Roselyn Sanchez, as i'm sure your fellow dvxer's would be quite grateful.
hey man, the straight to video comment was strictly related to Michael Pare being in the movie, and it was supposed to come off as a compliment(stating it looked theatre worthy cuz of the composition and lighting), but I can see it being taken differently, sorry, no disregard intended. Are we viewing pics from The Perfect Sleep? If so please feel free to post any pics or clips of Roselyn Sanchez, as i'm sure your fellow dvxer's would be quite grateful.
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Peter_Gaudry
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Re: More stills from the set of our film...
Not the guy shooting, I meant the guy standing next to him looks like Keanu. Fine, I'll keep it to myself
Not the guy shooting, I meant the guy standing next to him looks like Keanu. Fine, I'll keep it to myself
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It is the perfect sleep.
Yeah. We are doing a lot of digital bullet casings as well as some muzzle flashes and even some digital bullet hits. We were lucky to have a few blank firing guns (which seemed to jam quite often) because it gets you 90% there. For others we used a bunch of my airsoft guns (which work well and look great on camera) and a little dramatic acting because of time and money. We would do a small light flash off camera for interactive lighting. I love airsoft guns. I have been collecting these for years. Here is a pic the ones from my collection we used for the movie:
http://www.electroage.com/Gunpornvol1.html
Add some nice sound effects (I have a great custom gun sound library) and viola! Lots of realistic violent fun ;D .
-T
It is the perfect sleep.
Yeah. We are doing a lot of digital bullet casings as well as some muzzle flashes and even some digital bullet hits. We were lucky to have a few blank firing guns (which seemed to jam quite often) because it gets you 90% there. For others we used a bunch of my airsoft guns (which work well and look great on camera) and a little dramatic acting because of time and money. We would do a small light flash off camera for interactive lighting. I love airsoft guns. I have been collecting these for years. Here is a pic the ones from my collection we used for the movie:
http://www.electroage.com/Gunpornvol1.html
Add some nice sound effects (I have a great custom gun sound library) and viola! Lots of realistic violent fun ;D .
-T
Staven
Well-known member
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
That is one sweet collection. I'd never get any work done if I had those, I'd just play all the time!
(not trying to hijack your post here...) for the first single gun pic(9mm?), I used that gun for a short thats in post. I've got muzzle flashes, that's it so far. Do I need casings flying out to make it realistic? If so know where I can find good templates? Also. I have numerous gun sounds, but I have no idea if they'd represent that gun. How does it sound? Thanks.
That is one sweet collection. I'd never get any work done if I had those, I'd just play all the time!
(not trying to hijack your post here...) for the first single gun pic(9mm?), I used that gun for a short thats in post. I've got muzzle flashes, that's it so far. Do I need casings flying out to make it realistic? If so know where I can find good templates? Also. I have numerous gun sounds, but I have no idea if they'd represent that gun. How does it sound? Thanks.
lincolnlog
Well-known member
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
love it... that blast looks so sweet
love it... that blast looks so sweet
CharlesPapert
Director of Photography
Re: More stills from the set of our film...
Hey Tim--is that clip from your camera? I don't think I remember shooting that angle, but then again...! If so, nice exposure--that's how I want the final version to look, but as we've discussed, I had to expose hotter than that for a "fatter negative"...
Too bad you don't have the stunt guy rolling down the stairs, that looked great!
Hey Tim--is that clip from your camera? I don't think I remember shooting that angle, but then again...! If so, nice exposure--that's how I want the final version to look, but as we've discussed, I had to expose hotter than that for a "fatter negative"...
Too bad you don't have the stunt guy rolling down the stairs, that looked great!
