The Echo - Dir - Joe Shaw. DP - Philip Bloom

Joe Shaw

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The Echo is a new short film by director Joe Shaw. Cinematography is by Philip Bloom.

Shot with the trusty Letus Extreme and Sony EX1 combo.

An unsettling drama about a young man who seeks out his childhood priest (Robert Duncan) to make a disturbing confession.

Shot in one day on Folkestone Harbour.

Read all about the making of the film in this article here.
 
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that was incredible. Very good shots, staged so well along the Z Axis, good audio, good two shots consistently, and really pulled you in. Above par acting, my only gripe would be some of the cuts seemed a bit out of place, when you'd swap back out to the WS during a lot of tension. But overall incredible, I sent this link out in a group email to my crew!
 
Thank you. Yeah, I would love to have had a bit more coverage - but this was done in like 7-8 hours. A couple of other angles would have made the cuts a little smoother. Appreciate your comments.
 
Very, very powerful. And it's really just one long dialogue - incredible how well it works. And, as always, Philip Bloom's cinematography is great.
Jason
 
Great cinematography.

Great acting.

Great Sound.

Good job on this piece man, you deserve a pat on the back!

Robbie
 
We shot with radio-mics throughout and boom where possible. In addition another boom captured atmos. The sound recordist also went down on another day to record further atmos.

This is a fairly basic/brutal mix - the actual mix is in surround and works very well.
 
Very well done a great script and good acting. Only one shot i would have held longer at 5:52 and one shot i would have cleaned up was at 8:51, it was a little jaring, but other than the small things this was great.
 
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