The Most Successful HVX Movie Ever

[TimurCivan]

Jackass 2 was shot on HVX200.

 

[Zak Forsman]

2008???? Aren´t we just starting 2007?

from script to screen it routinely takes me 9 to 12 months to produce a feature length film. 3 months of writing, development and fund-raising. 2 months of prepro, casting, crewing, rehearsals, location scouting/negotiating/locking, and more fund-raising. 1 month of production. 4 months of editorial. 1 month of sound design and color grading.

 

[Erik Olson]

We have two shows - one network and one off-net that are both using HVX as one of the acquisition platforms. These are in pre-production now and won't air until end of 2007 and spring 2008.

Commercially-released theatrical and broadcast won't have too many HVX shows yet - the platform simply hasn't been out long enough to have saturated to what you're watching today. I will say that the trickle will be a good flow of product by end-of-year.

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[ThousandWordPicture]

TV has a much shorter incubation period. I know there are a good number of mainstream productions lensing HVX.

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How many of those listed are our guys? I know I'm #37 on that list

 

[KMR]

Jackass 2 was shot on HVX200.

Oh, great. Trying to get me to regret buying this camera??

 

[ripupthehwy]

from script to screen it routinely takes me 9 to 12 months to produce a feature length film. 3 months of writing, development and fund-raising.

Hmmm, I've been working on my feature film screenplay for 6 months now and still not halfway through the roughdraft. However the spyfest script took me only 5hours. lol