Tarts Fools & The G-Men

A few more frame grabs. Again, these only have a very quick grade applied, and may or may not represent the final look of the film.

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Retitle the Film?

Retitle the Film?

Actually, watching/listening to Jerry edit the rough cut, I'm thinking we should rename the film "Tarts, Fools and F-Bomb".
 
geeze that first grab is awesome, can't explain why, but that shot works, he he.

- Derrick

I agree. The scene is even better in action as Gavin Bristol just has great energy.

I also concur with Ryan and Kevin's statements above. There are a few moments of fun serendipity :)
 
dude your grabs on the first page look amazing! what are you shooting on by the way?

I'm definitely looking forward to see this film!
 
ahh the RED. nice! I was looking at the footage and was like that really looks like it was shot on the RED. No wonder I said it looks amazing

Edit: My Medal of Merit film was actually very close to getting to shoot Red by renting one but me being stupid missed the phone call when I was half asleep when he called.
 
I think it was closer to 5.6 1/3. We had an N6 and POLA in for that shot. I'll check the metadata for you when I hit the office again.
 
Cool screen grabs!

Btw, what's the aperture on that first shot outdoors? Looks to me like a 16/22 split

Jerry will have to check the metadata- but it was somewhere around the middle of the lens, as the lens was filtered. The perceived depth of field is greater as we were on the wider end of the lens. (They walk from a wide shot into a close up.)
 
Rough cut is done!

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Now for tweaking...

Jerry has done a great job on the rough cut. I know he has been working overtime to get this done- as he has been out working in the camera department on Leverage. I can't wait to see the locked edit, as well as when the Sounds design and the score are added. It will be fun to grade this once the edit is locked. :)
 
Good god dudes. You're rocking the house. The rest of us really have to step up the production value now. My plastic Walmart guns don't stand a chance now...
 
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