take a look at this experimental film

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sam_bond

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This is a film i made earlier this year. although it wasnt made with a dvx, it was made with a panasonic 3 chip.

www.samfilm.co.uk

tell me what you think

p.s. it has no storyline. experimental film project for college
 
What was the experiment? I don't want you to think that I am putting your work down at all, because I'm not, but it just seemed like you followed someone around with a camera.

On that note, I liked the coloring a lot and the music choice was pretty cool.

Keep on shootin'.
 
I liked it dude. I make bunches of stuff that most people dont get. (video artist)

I am used to the comment of "Uhhh ok". lol

It was beautiful, id like to see it full rez.
 
I notice a lot of people put up Windows versions of their work. No offence, but QT is sooo much better. My ibook at home doesn't even have the Windows plugin.

Sorenson Squeeze is one of the most amazing compression tools I have ever used.

Is it a Mac / PC thing. (not even remotely trying to imply anything about that debate) just wondering if that's why I see a lot of Windows stuff.

Cheers,
Chris
 
One of my reasons for liking windows media player is the fact that you can play your movie full screen without purchasing the pro version as is the case with quicktime. Compression and processing power as we know it now supports playback full screen and windows does it free!
 
I've never seen a full screen Windows file, but I don't watch much windows stuff. I have the player on my G5 at the office. I have never seen a decent windows file. Not trying to stir crap, really.

I recently upgraded to the HD version of QT. I watch some of the HD trailers on the Apple/Trailers site, blows my mind how good it looks. I guess I never realized that QT non-pro didn't allow full screen. I do understand the ubiquitous nature of Windows.

We cut trailers for production houses and we screen QT across FTP, but in the end they sometimes ask for Windows versions to screen for buyers around the globe, even though the Qt always looks much better. They know not all of their buyers will have QT for Windows.

Cheers,
Chris
 
Not wanting to stir up the mac win debate, I can assure you I have produced windows media wmv files that are every bit as good to view as qt. I do prefer qt now simply because I run pro. If you look I'm sure you will be able to unearth a worthy wmv file.
 
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