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Burnin' down the House
Hello all, it's been a very long while. Since my last post I've secured a distribution deal for my second film "The Burnt House" you can view the films website here:
www.theburnthouse.comhttp://www.theburnthouse.com/
and a review on fearnet here:
http://www.fearnet.com/b15071__The_Burnt_House_____Review.html?intcid=search_all_categories:review
The film was shot on an HVX200 with a redrock adapter and can be ordered on Blu-Ray for presale here:
http://www.amazon.com/Burnt-House-B...=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1272048289&sr=8-16
I will be updating the previous post about the film in the coming days.
I also was the DP on a doc about an epic battle during the Korean war. The film is set to premier @ the Gi film fest on may 15th of this year a link to the trailer can be viewed here:
http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/g.../gi-film-fstival-memories-of-the-coldest-war/
This film was also shot on an HVX200 (stock).
I'd like to thank all of the Mods here and several members for all the knowledge that they imparted to me and I gave DVXuser.com a shout out in the credits of "The Burnt House".
As things develop for me I'll keep you all informed and try and answer any questions that you might have. I am currently in development on 5 features which you can view the posters for here:
www.adamahlbrandt.com/screenplays
As a final note for this post I'd just like to say, if you want to make movies remember, it's the story that really matters. Not how much money you have or the names of your actors or the camera you shoot on. Keep telling stories that are thoughtful, unique and have a style all their own and eventually people will notice. If a kid who grew up in a trailer in Virginia can make it so can you! :laugh:
www.theburnthouse.comhttp://www.theburnthouse.com/
and a review on fearnet here:
http://www.fearnet.com/b15071__The_Burnt_House_____Review.html?intcid=search_all_categories:review
The film was shot on an HVX200 with a redrock adapter and can be ordered on Blu-Ray for presale here:
http://www.amazon.com/Burnt-House-B...=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1272048289&sr=8-16
I will be updating the previous post about the film in the coming days.
I also was the DP on a doc about an epic battle during the Korean war. The film is set to premier @ the Gi film fest on may 15th of this year a link to the trailer can be viewed here:
http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/g.../gi-film-fstival-memories-of-the-coldest-war/
This film was also shot on an HVX200 (stock).
I'd like to thank all of the Mods here and several members for all the knowledge that they imparted to me and I gave DVXuser.com a shout out in the credits of "The Burnt House".
As things develop for me I'll keep you all informed and try and answer any questions that you might have. I am currently in development on 5 features which you can view the posters for here:
www.adamahlbrandt.com/screenplays
As a final note for this post I'd just like to say, if you want to make movies remember, it's the story that really matters. Not how much money you have or the names of your actors or the camera you shoot on. Keep telling stories that are thoughtful, unique and have a style all their own and eventually people will notice. If a kid who grew up in a trailer in Virginia can make it so can you! :laugh:
