WILL - A Lyon Films Production

Mr Blue said:
Good looking production. What kind of monitor is that?
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Honestly, I'm not sure. Which one? There is a Panasonic plasma hanging from the wall, there is a cheap (but color calibrated) LCD on the right, and the one in the middle I'm not sure.
 
lyonfilms said:
Honestly, I'm not sure. Which one? There is a Panasonic plasma hanging from the wall, there is a cheap (but color calibrated) LCD on the right, and the one in the middle I'm not sure.
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I like the widescreen overlay. I use gaff tape and a ruler to guesstimate the aspect ratio I'm going to do in post. If I can pick up a monitor that takes the guess work out of it and is accurate (on both color and bars) that would be great.
 
Mr Blue said:
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I like the widescreen overlay. I use gaff tape and a ruler to guesstimate the aspect ratio I'm going to do in post. If I can pick up a monitor that takes the guess work out of it and is accurate (on both color and bars) that would be great.
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Ah, got it :) That is our small 17" JVC production monitor. That 50% grey 2.35:1 overlay is just a setting in the menu system of the monitor that can be assigned to a user button. We like the monitor a lot and have been using it for 2 years. It is a good production monitor with proper knobs on the outside for easy and accurate calibration using color bars.
 
Wow! This really looks good! There are a couple shorts here that I'm super eager to see, and this is on that list! Kudos to you and your crew.
 
Simple film... yeah right....simple, that's what I get from the BTS footage... LMAO.
Can't wait to see this one!
 
Good looking production, very impressive. Was that a 1k in the small room? Looked rather large for such a small room with white walls. Curious how that came out. I had to shoot several scenes in a small room (with a lot of windows on a sunny day) once and the director wanted more of a "noir" look. Had to stop the camera way down and filter it to get anything that resembled contrast.
 
Great job Devon, I would love to get involved with you all over there. I have worked with Shawn N and Ryan Walters before and love what Lyon is doing. Let me know if I can get involved somewhere.
Sean
 
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