banksie312
Well-known member
Hey guys,
I shot this short film for the Campus Movie Fest that was going on at my school (Fordham University). I had the idea before hand, but then had to adhere to their 1 week time line (shoot, edit, finish in a week). I'm not completely happy with it, after about editing for 28 hours straight I had to hand it in regardless of how it was haha. So that means no color correction. Still turned out alright.
I'll just throw up some technical details for people.
24PA in Squeeze
Detail: -4
Master Ped: -4
Color temp was changed but I don't remember, it was just for desired look after setting the white balance.
Gamma: Cinelike_D
Aperture wide open most of the time, 0 gain
I forget the rest, but those should give a good idea.
It won "Best Picture" for Fordham and moves onto the Northern Regionals hosted here in NYC.
Sorry it has to be hosted on their site, but I can't post it anywhere else while it's still in competition. But if you like it, then vote (not sure if it does anything).
EDIT: Fixed Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAEoFbrMyp8
I know it's not perfect, and for many reasons that I have specifically in my head, but I think it stands up alright with the imperfections. Thanks guys and I'd love feedback and criticism (yes a real crit, feel free to rip it to pieces).
For those wondering how I got the shots on the subway, I brought a lightweight tripod and set it up most of the time below the eye line of the windows. I would quickly rope the DVX to the legs (for additional stability) as well as to the pole using a quick slipknot. There were a few times the MTA Police saw me, but there were only 3 of us and I picked up the tripod everytime we stopped so people could get in and sit down. I feel like as long as you are courteous then they will let you be. Also shot in the evening at the end of the PM rush hour heading INTO the city.
I shot this short film for the Campus Movie Fest that was going on at my school (Fordham University). I had the idea before hand, but then had to adhere to their 1 week time line (shoot, edit, finish in a week). I'm not completely happy with it, after about editing for 28 hours straight I had to hand it in regardless of how it was haha. So that means no color correction. Still turned out alright.
I'll just throw up some technical details for people.
24PA in Squeeze
Detail: -4
Master Ped: -4
Color temp was changed but I don't remember, it was just for desired look after setting the white balance.
Gamma: Cinelike_D
Aperture wide open most of the time, 0 gain
I forget the rest, but those should give a good idea.
It won "Best Picture" for Fordham and moves onto the Northern Regionals hosted here in NYC.
Sorry it has to be hosted on their site, but I can't post it anywhere else while it's still in competition. But if you like it, then vote (not sure if it does anything).
EDIT: Fixed Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAEoFbrMyp8
I know it's not perfect, and for many reasons that I have specifically in my head, but I think it stands up alright with the imperfections. Thanks guys and I'd love feedback and criticism (yes a real crit, feel free to rip it to pieces).
For those wondering how I got the shots on the subway, I brought a lightweight tripod and set it up most of the time below the eye line of the windows. I would quickly rope the DVX to the legs (for additional stability) as well as to the pole using a quick slipknot. There were a few times the MTA Police saw me, but there were only 3 of us and I picked up the tripod everytime we stopped so people could get in and sit down. I feel like as long as you are courteous then they will let you be. Also shot in the evening at the end of the PM rush hour heading INTO the city.
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