Yet another freakin' Heinz entry!

Hey Charles, I like it! :)

This is definitely one of the better Heinz spots that I've watched lately. Nice job. :)

And I thought the outtake was pretty cool too.
 
Nice work as always. It's funny seeing your post, I was thinking about you the other night when Office Space was on :)
 
thanks everyone.

Since I had only 1.5 hrs allotted to me to use the drive-thru, I had to make some tough decisions on how to get everything I needed, and one of them was not using a 35mm adaptor (I even own a Mini35). There simply wasn't time to deal with changing lenses, taking marks or doing additional takes for focus. We barely made it as it was.

Likewise, I had very little crew, one light and a bit of grip gear, again having to move for speed over all else

The generic ketchup packet was something I had to create the night before, as I simply could not find one out there. Seems like the days of true generic products are over, no manufacturer can resist the opportunity to advertise on a blank surface. I made the graphic in Photoshop and printed it on clear message labels, than applied to the backside of a Heinz packet.

By the way, you can watch out for this actress in the upcoming movie "Balls of Fury", playing the sexy Korean attache.
 
hahah I liked it. I was worried at first because Heinz was said like 5 times in a row, but then it got really funny. Great quality too, I'm even more excited for my A1.
 
KROOKEDKROWN said:
Did you only use the prime lens ?? what was your set up ???
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do you mean the stock lens on the A1? If so...yes.

(prime lens generally means a fixed focal length lens, which would have required a 35mm adaptor).

Camera was entirely stock. I used a Losmandy Spider dolly and Flextrack for the dolly moves. One Gyoury light (similar to a 2 lamp Diva light) and a little bit of grip gear (one solid, one double, a big scrap of duvetyne to block out sun on the sideo of the building around the drivethru window). Had a shotgun and a wireless mike inside the car. About a third of the dialogue was ultimately looped, partially because of ambient sound issues and also because of rewrites based on the timing of the final cut.
 
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