"My Imaginary Friend Lars Stevens" Screen Grabs.

[action junkie]

Check out these UNCOLORED CORRECTED screen grabs from Ragtag Production's latest film, "My Imaginary Friend Lars Stevens," made for the Movie Making Madness Competition (2 week filmmaking competition).

The film is about a guy, Jerry, who has had an imaginary friend his entire life. But Jerry doesn't know that his imaginary friend is a real guy, pretending to be imaginary.

I can't seem to figure out how to post stills in this forum (where is that browse file buttom anyways?), so here's a link to our website with the stills: http://www.ragtagfilms.net/movies/friend/stills.htm

Let me know what you think.

....Oh, and yes, I know that you can see the gels in the window in the third still from the bottom...oh well.

-Angel

 

[Chris Messineo]

Angel,

Great stills, the vibrant colors are excellent.

I also love the idea for your story.

I wish I thought of something as clever.

Chris

 

[rook]

Love the story idea.

-rook

 

[lucidz]

Very nice, I like the office pic the best, it seems the best lit and best colored (in cam I guess?).

You have some cute chicks on your movie, I need some of those!

 

[J.R. Hudson]

Looking forward to it; I loved 'Without a Clue'

 

[action junkie]

Thanks. We love our cute ladies and they're great actresses. The office scene was lit using only available lighting, all in cam. No bouncing either.

 

[Smithhouse]

Great still, Junkie... Good luck with your project.

 

[yasodic]

Stills look good! I am quickly becoming a fan of your work, I really dug without a clue and double dip, and the concept for this one looks like a winner too. You guys have a great group of actors that you are working with (especially Ginger Kearns, wowza! hehe) good luck with the project!

yaso


SCott BAkula!!!!!!

 

[action junkie]

Ha, yeah the Scott Bakula should get some laughs. As I was setting up for that shot, I noticed that the wall behind the actors was just so plain that I asked for something to be put up. Didn't think Bakula would make an appearance. It's totally blatant, but humorous I think.