Only a year and a half later...

wow those were some very nice images man
and you even had the "voice"... ive always wondered how people achieved that
the shots where the guy is taped up and being tortured are crazy
 
hey what was your settings and or set up for that opening shot of the house. that was one of the best looking wides shots ive seen with the DVX assuming you shot it with that. any info on how you got that would be nice.
 
I would actually agree with Como on this one - I could have done with a little less voiceover. It started to lose me by about 2/3rds of the way through (the voiceover i mean, not the shots).

The trailer looks really good overall - but honestly its hard to judge anything by it because the screen is so small.
But from what I can tell - it seems to be well shot and with a really nice look.
Good work.
 
I'm going to start counting, on a peice of paper, how many times people actually agree with me...lately, alot of people have :)

Can you make this trailor bigger by any chance? Who agrees with me there? Huh? HUH?
 
Dougyfresh13 said:
hey what was your settings and or set up for that opening shot of the house. that was one of the best looking wides shots ive seen with the DVX assuming you shot it with that. any info on how you got that would be nice.
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I dont remember the specifics on the camera, but it was a DVX100A. I can get them and will post them. This film was shot with two DVX100's an 'A' and a 'B'. The basement scenes were the greatest challenge, it was overlit and shuttered to 1/500. The outcome was great though. I can post some before and after screen shots if anyone is interested.
 
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