The Daymaker

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Hello everyone, I'm new to this (only 17), but I invite anybody to follow the production of a film that I am working on. You can visit the website here: http://thedaymaker.blogspot.com/

there's not much i'm ready to say about it, but more will be written on the blog website! shot with the dvx100b.
 
Unfortunately I'm not ready to show any clips and I don't know how long it will be until I am. Since we just began shooting, I gather it will be several weeks until I'm comfortable showing footage from the movie. It's a short film - about 20 minutes, so any footage taken would be of value to me. I will definitely keep updating the blog and include still frames whenever possible. There will be video updates as well, but not always with footage from the film. I will say that the story revolves around cassette tapes, a boarding school, and a library book. That's it for now though.
 
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Looks interesting, Kurt! keep up the wonderful work.

I love the outline idea. Although rare, there are occasions where following scripts indeed sabotages the film. Before Sunset, one of the most authentic, nontheatrical films I know of, is one of those films.

So back to the Daymaker, I'm looking forward to seeing more!
 
New blog post! This one's a little long - the product of exciting things: www.thedaymaker.blogspot.com I'm also looking for somebody who may have a dvx100b and a 35mm adapter who lives around New York City or Boston. I don't know much about adapters and I'm thinking about buying one. I'd like to look at one firsthand though and ask a few questions. Thank you!!
 
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