Jon Starr
Veteran
Okay, so I came across this film on apple.com, and I gotta say, wtf? Why is this here? How did a film called "after last season" get onto apple.com, and how is it coming to theaters? Is it just money, or is there something to this film I can't see?
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/afterlastseason/
Because honestly, it looks like something I would have made before I even went to film school. It's all shot in some guy's living room and the props are made out of cardboard. Plus the dialogue is so flat... Don't even get me started on the camera work and lighting (umm, it's called diffusion!). Even just the way the trailer is put together, and the synopsis. Heck, they should have asked for help from first year film students and it could have come out looking better (maybe not). And that poster...
So I checked IMDB and seems like the director/writer is also the cinematographer. On top of that I went online and checked their site, which is so vague. I thought it would hint to it's ugly look, but all it says is that some scene required little work, and the about page is vague and has clear right in your face spelling mistakes. Plus check out their clips section (which just confirms how bad it comes across, terrible acting/dialogue/direction/subject).
http://www.afterlastseason.com/
Is this supposed to be art somehow? I found someone else that agrees with me:
http://videogum.com/archives/trailer/after-last-season-the-worstbes_058051.html
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/afterlastseason/
Because honestly, it looks like something I would have made before I even went to film school. It's all shot in some guy's living room and the props are made out of cardboard. Plus the dialogue is so flat... Don't even get me started on the camera work and lighting (umm, it's called diffusion!). Even just the way the trailer is put together, and the synopsis. Heck, they should have asked for help from first year film students and it could have come out looking better (maybe not). And that poster...
So I checked IMDB and seems like the director/writer is also the cinematographer. On top of that I went online and checked their site, which is so vague. I thought it would hint to it's ugly look, but all it says is that some scene required little work, and the about page is vague and has clear right in your face spelling mistakes. Plus check out their clips section (which just confirms how bad it comes across, terrible acting/dialogue/direction/subject).
http://www.afterlastseason.com/
Is this supposed to be art somehow? I found someone else that agrees with me:
http://videogum.com/archives/trailer/after-last-season-the-worstbes_058051.html
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