Trailer for my latest feature, "Terror from Beneath the Earth!"

[SaintEuphoria]

Hello everyone! I'm back again with another 1950's-"drive-in"-style horror movie, this time about a mutant bat creature hell-bent on death and destruction.

I just posted the new trailer at my website. It was filmed on a DVX100a and edited using Sony Vegas 8. Check it out!

http://www.sainteuphoria.com/tfbe_trailer.html

 

[brdplya1]

I loved it....keep it up.

 

[SaintEuphoria]

Thanks! I have a bunch more features in the same vein planned.

 

[Kholi]

holy awesome. Nice job, man! LOL

 

[SaintEuphoria]

Thank you Kholi! If you look more on my website I have trailers and other video for my other films too. All of which were shot on the same DVX100a.

 

[j1clark@ucsd.edu]

Thank you Kholi! If you look more on my website I have trailers and other video for my other films too. All of which were shot on the same DVX100a.

My only coment... ok, my only two comments... 1... not enough big busomed girls with torn shirts and flopping bra straps...

The other technical point... The B&W is a bit flat. I don't know if you just used a simple 'desat' operation, but I think in both Final Cut and Premiere there is a effect which allows for 'channel mixing', which allows for a much better conversion to B&W, and perhaps with some 'curves' adjustment to snap up the contrast. As it is, it looks more like 50's TV, than 50's horror exploitation... in the era, even for schlock movies, unless there was film damage, the B&W 'looked good'... acting crap, sets, crap, but the B&W was often dead on...