Post Apocalyptic Western: Short Film

wow, the moving shots are really smooth, did you apply smoothcam? or are those the product of a really well done home made dolly?, what lights did you use?(watts), what aperture? sorry for all the questions but im really into the technical stuff :D
 
adrianp said:
wow, the moving shots are really smooth, did you apply smoothcam? or are those the product of a really well done home made dolly?, what lights did you use?(watts), what aperture? sorry for all the questions but im really into the technical stuff :D
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Nope. No plugins or anything to smooth it out. The dolly is so smooth it's sick.
No lights either. What you see is what you get. If you see a light in the scene, that's what I lit with.

With Doc in the basement it's just those two lights. The one work light behind him and the one hanging above. 60 watts I think.
The rest with the Cowboy was lit with what you see in the hallway and room.

Settings are tough to remember. I do know this, the ISO was super low at all times. I don't think I ever went above 400.
The 50mm was usually at 1920x1080 24fps, 60, 1.8, ISO at one or two hundred.

MAH
 
awesome man, thanks for the info, i just got a t2i yesterday, cant wait to test it out with human subjects (i have been testing it out with cats...), but awesome work man :D
 
This was a great film, in my opinion the best in Westfest. Would of liked to see the story pan out into a longer version.

Congrats.
 
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