PeeDee
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Hey everyone,
I'd like to link you to some webisodes I've directed for a New York based sketch comedy group called Rue Brutalia. The humor I guess may not be for everyone, and sure as hell maybe the language, but please feel free to check it out.
We shot four webisodes but only two are up on our site right now, with the third in an edit as we speak.
http://www.youtube.com/user/RueBrutalia
"Whittlers", the tale of two old men who love to whittle, was shot on location in Brooklyn with my DVX-100-B on sticks with the hand-held footage shot on a 100-A with it's settings designed to look like an old reversal film. It's shot like a documentary, something you might see on say PBS.
"Romans" , two Romans living in New York, was shot like a reality show with settings I had gotten from freelance cameramen that I know that have worked with MTV and Vh1.
Both videos are on youtube compressions, but the quality is still there. On the site, we use Revver for our videos; don't ask me why.
Anyway, here for you viewing pleasure are the first of many Rue Brutalia webisodes and check out the site at www.ruebrutalia.com, it's still new and we're working on putting more content up but for what we have so far it's enough.
-Paul
I'd like to link you to some webisodes I've directed for a New York based sketch comedy group called Rue Brutalia. The humor I guess may not be for everyone, and sure as hell maybe the language, but please feel free to check it out.
We shot four webisodes but only two are up on our site right now, with the third in an edit as we speak.
http://www.youtube.com/user/RueBrutalia
"Whittlers", the tale of two old men who love to whittle, was shot on location in Brooklyn with my DVX-100-B on sticks with the hand-held footage shot on a 100-A with it's settings designed to look like an old reversal film. It's shot like a documentary, something you might see on say PBS.
"Romans" , two Romans living in New York, was shot like a reality show with settings I had gotten from freelance cameramen that I know that have worked with MTV and Vh1.
Both videos are on youtube compressions, but the quality is still there. On the site, we use Revver for our videos; don't ask me why.
Anyway, here for you viewing pleasure are the first of many Rue Brutalia webisodes and check out the site at www.ruebrutalia.com, it's still new and we're working on putting more content up but for what we have so far it's enough.
-Paul
