Slimothy-Blaine-khmuse -Thou Shalt Not-

B-horror? Come on, Blaine. That's A-list stuff compared to my flick.:beer:I shot mine in my house with a drink in one hand and the camera in the other.:) I'm just sorry I didn't get to see yours sooner.
 
HorseFilms said:
Fantastic work, guys. I loved it. I really like the concept. It's definitely something that could be made into a longer work, but I think it works really well here as a short.

The dialogue was well written and you can tell that by the great performances. If the dialogue isn't natural sounding, it'll be obvious by the delivery. That wasn't a problem here. I expected no less, Blaine.:beer:

Nice work with the lighting, Kevin. It was really well done and very natural looking. Lighting for darkness is a tough thing to pull off and have it look real. Well done, man.

This is a very good entry. You should all be proud.:beer:

Horse

Hey Horse,

I REALLY appreciate your comments.

I know we had some great actors here, and I am certain that they were our greatest asset. Its just too bad that not as many users here as I would have hoped for can appreciate this. I screened all of the better entires for a group of industry people that I know (CDs, agents & managers) and they universally agreed that only a few showed strong acting skills.

Also, you are about the first to acknowledge that getting a dark lighting scheme to read as real, isn't all that easy. I could go into great detail as to what I would have done differently, but frankly, it all came down to time (which really came down to money) and in the end, I got close to what was my goal for the look.

I have to say, your comments made my day!

Thanks!:thumbup:

Kevin
 
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