Ought2bCommitted
Veteran
Great style! Very unique and it was a pleasure to watch. Cleverly executed. Perhaps a tad bit too long and needs a little trim...
Great work!!!
Robert
Great work!!!
Robert
RED_MEAT---Oppressor
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LUXGAP
Active member
So far...
So far...
I've watched over 30 of the films and this is the one that has had me cracking up even after repeated viewing. Who is that guy with the hat? Love the freaky nature of trying to capture the sensibility of the early 1900's married to Zombie folklore. Excellent!
So far...
I've watched over 30 of the films and this is the one that has had me cracking up even after repeated viewing. Who is that guy with the hat? Love the freaky nature of trying to capture the sensibility of the early 1900's married to Zombie folklore. Excellent!
MsManhattan
Well-known member
Yeah, this one is definitely different compared to the majority of the others.
MattinSTL
Sound Modulator
I was loving the fact that you did all this in such a public place... I laughed my ass off at what I'm guessing the behind the scenes footage will be... with the crowd wondering what the heck is going on? "Hey everyone... over HERE... they're shooting a MOVIE! Yayyy!"
I do have to admit that I liked the soundtrack but tired of the lack of dialog... without any dialog I felt more bored then I would have been... even if it was ADR that woulda' helped my perception of this one.
The use of blur was great when "addy" (is that right?) shows up... that shot was especially beautiful. All things considered I thought this one looked good and I liked the use of focus... but it needed something more then the subtle screams that blended into the soundtrack. My measley .02
EDIT: Can I make a kind-hearted joke between friends? If not I'll edit this again, but I'm compelled to ask if you live near the tattoo and ass-cleavage capital of the world?:huh:
I do have to admit that I liked the soundtrack but tired of the lack of dialog... without any dialog I felt more bored then I would have been... even if it was ADR that woulda' helped my perception of this one.
The use of blur was great when "addy" (is that right?) shows up... that shot was especially beautiful. All things considered I thought this one looked good and I liked the use of focus... but it needed something more then the subtle screams that blended into the soundtrack. My measley .02
EDIT: Can I make a kind-hearted joke between friends? If not I'll edit this again, but I'm compelled to ask if you live near the tattoo and ass-cleavage capital of the world?:huh:
Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
Thanks again for the comments. It was a pleasure to do and Im glad to have it in the archives or work. Matt, hahaha, no man, it just worked out that way this time around. 
I knew we were taking a chance blending a zombie flick with the silent film style because of the association with guns and head splats with the cool sound effects but it was a blast to work on something where the images must tell the story first. I think it was a great exercise in story telling and I always think of the imagery as I think of story line to enhance now. I will definitly be applying the idea to my next piece. Her name was Abbie but I spelled it Abby to protect the innocent. I hope I didnt spell it addy.
I knew we were taking a chance blending a zombie flick with the silent film style because of the association with guns and head splats with the cool sound effects but it was a blast to work on something where the images must tell the story first. I think it was a great exercise in story telling and I always think of the imagery as I think of story line to enhance now. I will definitly be applying the idea to my next piece. Her name was Abbie but I spelled it Abby to protect the innocent. I hope I didnt spell it addy.