"The Contract" - A film by Neal Buconjic

Awesome. Deals with the devil are a staple of the genre. Looking forward to your take on it.

Something really cool about about casting the "Santana" character (Satan I assume") as having two different colored eyes.

Could it be ....
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Wait... *GASP*... My wife has two different colored eyes... :Drogar-BlackEye(DBG

(The haunting wind blows the curtains as violins screech somewhere in the distance...:shocked:)

That answers a lot of questions... *poof*
 
haha, so does David Bowie and some other really cool folks.

I kind of like it since the devil often has such a dual nature in many stories.
 
I never noticed his eyes in person, but when I received the headshot I had to do a double take.

That being said, he got the part for his acting ability - NOT because of his eye color! It's difficult enough to satisfactorily cast my films - imagine if I had to narrow down the scope to only those with two different colored eyes!?
 
alex whitmer said:
Not being on the techie side of film I have no idea what Roto is, but me thinks it's not something I'm going to run out and buy.

More important, sure glad I'm not the guy who invented it.
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Roto I.E. Rotoscoping, can be done in almost any compositing, best one for roto is AE, and Roto is about the onyl thing AE is good for, I work in shake, and Nuke, for this project just shake which is a wonderful program,

roto is basicly hand drawing a matte around an object and then animating that matte to follow the object, tou can then use that matte to take the object out of the frame or add it into frame, you cn even do an 8 point roto in FCP, but the rotos in the contract, are much more, one shot has well over 100 points articulate mate, meaning it follows the object snuggly.
 
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