The Accident

good stuffs. :) is that your plane? i fly RC and it made me cringe watching it hit the water like that. ... albeit it being a sea plane.
 
Neil, actually one of your films inspired this. One of my neighbors has a RC plane that he flies over the lake. I was out with the camera the other day and just took a couple of shots of it and I said to myself "Hey...."

A film was born with chewing gum and wire.

Chris, it's not interlaced, it's just the encoding for the Web version....I'm going to fix that today. Everything I shoot is 24PA (except the shot where my son hits the baseball in slow motion, that was shot at 60i, 120 shutter, deinterlaced and slowed to 40% on a 24p timeline).

Anyway, thanks for the comments. It seems a little silly to me so I'm surprised you guys actually like it. It is intended to be a parody of those artsy fartsy kind of student movies (don't mean to insult anyone on the board) :cheesy:

Hey, maybe if you watch it, you'll get a phone call that says you have a week to live :thumbsup:
 
the best of the best, you always surprise to me, all the days I enter to see if there is a new work, simply perfect, all the shots
 
very professional look and an almost mystery suspense tone to it - reminded me of Mystic River for some reason!

glad to see pro looking feel films out of the dvx again!
 
I loved it and I especially love seeing you do Narrative Work. Seriously, your imagery is super sharp and the colors are wonderful. Good job and kind of surreal and spooky.
 
disjecta said:
It seems a little silly to me so I'm surprised you guys actually like it. It is intended to be a parody of those artsy fartsy kind of student movies (don't mean to insult anyone on the board) :cheesy:
Are you kidding? That was awesome! I mean, pack a story into a film less than two minutes in duration... that's something! And of course, with the beautiful cinematography we've come to expect from you.

I think I'll come to one of them workshops you and others were talking about. Keep it up, disjecta!
 
My buddy Jon did a "thesis" film at NYU where a man walks onto an otherwise empty stage occupied only by a table piled with various cuts of beef.

In the same shot, he grabs a handful and thrusts them over his head screaming the word "meat" repeatedly into the air until it fades to black. The professor was not impressed, but it makes a funny conversation piece when he shows it at parties. I suppose his professor didn't have a sense of humor left after seeing too many "serious" student films.

Anyway, I love your work - even when you're just screwing around.

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Cool stuff steven, glad to see you start putting more people in your films! Beautiful CC, I'd love to see how to keep your blacks all the way through compression.
 
I just uploaded a replacement file, sans interlace artifacts...

Thanks for all the kind comments. I'm thinking of putting a bunch of films that are really short like this together. It's a good exercise and keeps me shooting and producing films in between nature stuff. Not to mention a lot of fun.
 
Beatiful pictures. Please, share this; how can I achieve a similar vignette effect using FCP? I have also seen others where is out of focus. This is my "$$$" million dollar question of the year.
I love you work and always inspiring me to get up and shoot, shoot, shoot,....
 
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Beatiful pictures. Please, share this; how can I achieve a similar vignette effect using FCP? I have also seen others where is out of focus. This is my "$$$" million dollar question of the year.
I love you work and always inspiring me to get up and shoot, shoot, shoot,....
 
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