Pigeon Of War

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ODIN222

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Hey all

I'm Bader from Saudi Arabia ..


This is the trailer for my film ( Pigeon Of War ) it's about Peace and War ..


http://www.pigeonofwar.com/dawnload/trailer.mpg


We Shoot this film with small JVC handycam 200$ and Natural light ..



This The Poster and some pics We do everything even the sound track ... :)
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I hope see your Opinions guys

sorry for my bad English :)
 
I love your title and the graphic that goes with it - looks really nice. The trailer looks pretty good to, especially shot on just a little handycam.

If shooting interiors with overly brightly windows, you should either flood the interior with little (to eliminate the washout from the outside light) or place a neutral density gel on the outside of the window.

Is this just a trailer or is it from a longer film? Well done Bader, I'm looking forward to seeing more.
 
Looks interesting, I'd go see it for sure. Nicely shot given the modest camera.

I'm not 100% sure about the music - when you have a small movie (and inevitably, your movie is going to be a small-scale movie), it doesn't benefit from "epic" music... "epic" music is tricky, it doesn't always even work for epic movies :)... when you have a small, more intimate piece, the epic music can overwhelm and obscure the emotions and the drama which should come inherently from the scenes themselves. Plus, at least in the trailer the music is non-stop... I hope that's not the case in the movie. My observation would be: don't make the music too "big", don't make it too much in the foreground ("in your face"), and in general less-is-more. Good luck!
 
OldCorpse said:
Looks interesting, I'd go see it for sure. Nicely shot given the modest camera.

I'm not 100% sure about the music - when you have a small movie (and inevitably, your movie is going to be a small-scale movie), it doesn't benefit from "epic" music... "epic" music is tricky, it doesn't always even work for epic movies :)... when you have a small, more intimate piece, the epic music can overwhelm and obscure the emotions and the drama which should come inherently from the scenes themselves. Plus, at least in the trailer the music is non-stop... I hope that's not the case in the movie. My observation would be: don't make the music too "big", don't make it too much in the foreground ("in your face"), and in general less-is-more. Good luck!
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This is a good point :)

thank u
 
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