Student TV Competition

proximity

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I work at a Student TV channel in Norway. Each week we do a contest. The rules are pretty simple. We at Student TV remake (mimic) a famous scene from a famous film. But we make a little twist to it. We have over 70 employees so it's a long time between each time I make a contest contribution. But here is one I shoot with the HVX in standard DV-PAL 25p on tape. It came out OK. Have a look. I love to get feedback.

Can YOU guess what movie this is suppose to be?

http://www.gregard.com/film/STVfilmkonkSeptemberH264.mov
 
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Haha, don't fret Proximity. Forums are like that. I'll be the first. The footage looked amazing! One of my favorite films ever. Great job in recreating the film. I could have sworn Janusz Kaminski was your DP. Keep up the good work!
 
tha red dog reminds me on schindlers list. the little girl is the only red color in the film.

i like your shots
 
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Century Media said:
tha red dog reminds me on schindlers list. the little girl is the only red colour in the film.

i like your shots

Heh :) Well, that is the correct answer to the competition. :dankk2:
 
Very well Done!

I love the opening shot. I would have liked to see it hold on the that shot a little longer though so you could see their faces. Even better would have been if you had just panned up to only their feet in that shot. Was that shot hand held or did you use a steadycam?

- Isaac
 
Excellent work. Thought the focus on the arm band was a little too heavy handed. But overall excellent job.
 
Ike615 said:
Very well Done!

I love the opening shot. I would have liked to see it hold on the that shot a little longer though so you could see their faces. Even better would have been if you had just panned up to only their feet in that shot. Was that shot hand held or did you use a steadycam?

- Isaac

Thanks a lot :)

Well, the opening shot I did handheld by zooming max into the ground to get max dof. I did it very slow so that I where able to use to Shake to stabilize it in post. But it turned out fast enough so that I didn't need to speed it up.
 
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