Music Video - VX2000 - MB

escozooz

escozooz

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Artist: Bawston Strangla
Song: Tales From the Crypt
Record Label: Commonwealth Records
Director: Matt Workman

Comments: Shot on the VX-2000 with a very modest budget. Editing done with Premiere and compositing and CC done with After Effects.

Movie (New Website) - HERE
http://www.mattworkman.com/

Stills
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I just put up a quick site to host some videos and production photos.

MW Productions
www.mattworkman.com

Let me know if this helps. Any feedback would be great.

PS: All videos from this point on are DVX :grin: And soon to be M2 adapter :shocked:
 
You got pretty good keys considering the camera and optics. I would rather have seen them against a real black backround - seeing as with black the green fringe is too noticable IMHO.

Well, good job anyways though. You did the graveyard stuff in AE?
 
John_Hudson said:
Hi Reflex. I looked at your WW2 propaganda parody; great job. I loved it.
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Hey thanks John, * dont mean to jack this thread though * We are remaking it though. We are going to fix all the little mistakes that happened from shooting it in and editing it in 3 days. i.e. 'human' hands, cheap masks, and other random things. We might just take the Nazi element out all together. We are also working on a 1960's style cheesy/ spoof of the alien and outer space movies.

I just have a horrible time coming up with idea so I'm a little slow updating my website and being able to shoot something that i like.
 
escozooz said:
I just put up a quick site to host some videos and production photos.

MW Productions
www.mattworkman.com

Let me know if this helps. Any feedback would be great.

PS: All videos from this point on are DVX :grin: And soon to be M2 adapter :shocked:
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Some cool sh*t there.... Is that true 16:9? I cannot figure out how to get that aspect ratio. I either just leave it in 4:3 or just letterbox it in post for a mock 16:9 look. Did you crop it in some way, or did you have an anamorphic or some other lens on there?
 
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