Warren Lich - Sci-fi, concept trailer shot on Panasonic HVX

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Hi everyone.

Just wanted to share the concept trailer for my upcoming sci-fi flick, shot on a Panasonic AG-HPX170P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szkQmxRDKlM

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This looks like a lot of fun, it needs a bit of polishing, but I understand that this is a sort of proof of concept thing. Looks good though, looks like a lot of hard work is going into this.
Looking forward to the film.
Max
 
Very impressive, I like the concept very much. I am looking forward to final production. I recently did my first green screen scenes and I appreciate the hard work it goes into making those shots work.

www.ufilmhouse.com
 
What was the total cost of doing this trailer? How long did it take you to do it from concept to completion?

Thanks for the info.
 
Hi everyone.

Thanks for the kind words :-)

The total cost of the trailer was est 1000EUR. I did almost all the
tasks my self, thats how I could keep the budget low.

After all the concept art was made it took me around 2-3 months to completion.
You can watch the making of videos for more info :-)
 
I'm very impressed; the length of time you took to do it is very short. The detail in the backgrounds, the amount of green screen and set ups is astounding. I think you have limitless potential for doing highly commercial action adventure movies. Let me know if you want to work with me.
http://www.releasing.net/filmmaker/
 
Wow. Really slick and big budget looking visuals you got there, and for not a lot of cash. How'd you pull that off? Obviously a heavily stylized piece that isn't trying to be realistic. Everything from the amped up and distorted voices to the grimy architecture and over the top characters made me feel like it was a moving comic book or dark and twisted cartoon brought to life.

Where your backgrounds and environments done mostly with 3D effects, or did you use a lot of 2D digital matte paintings? I ask because it seems that 2D digital mattes would seem to take a lot less time rendering than 3D, and you said it took you a couple months to make.
 
The you tube video does no justice, any chance you can give us a quicktime download so it can be seen on a big flat screen tv.
Very impressed with you work, i would pay money to see this :-)
hope you will be posting more behind the scenes stuff.
Also how did you make the arm, any details on that would be cool.
 
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Amazing! so I guess you been doing SFX for while, is that what you do for a living? which software did you use? I'm impressed.

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