Turkish film shot on HV30

Saw that one coming from long before - after the second audition, I knew the gun is going to go off for real. Bored, cynical casting people (director etc.) - very predictable. The film is too long for an effect we could see coming from almost the start... no surprise, and too long waiting for the no surprise. I don't speak Turkish, so it was paradoxically better for me: I didn't have to listen to the same text over and over and over and over and over again. As always: content first, everything else second. So: work more - much, much more - on content. Also - you shot it in 2 hours - why tell us this? To show how fast you work? But it doesn't matter how fast - question is how good... if you go to a movie do you ask how fast it was shot, or how good? And if you say 2 hours to excuse poor quality - nobody is happy with that, we all want good quality. So the 2 hours is irrelevant. Again: work on content. Good luck!
 
First of all, thank you.
This is the kind of criticism that my team and I have been lacking and it is a nice change to have someone who will make the effort of watching the film and take the time to write and let us know about it.
Rest assured that we all take your remarks very seriously and your comments have encouraged us to do more... To do better.
Thanks again and keep a lookout for more films from us!
 
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