your 0 cost films
- Thread starter surf
- Start date
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
See my zombiefest entry. I spent nothing on it and it shows.
JoeFowler
Well-known member
I did an experimantal film called "Waiting" where I captured people waiting for the light rail in Salt Lake City. I then got my friends to do voice-overs I wrote and stuck it in with the images. It's about 5 min and I like the way it turned out. If you want you may be able to view it at www.newdogmaproductions.com. I say "may" because my brother-in-law did the wedsite in flash and it has... issues (it was his first one).:undecided
But don't let that stop you. Just go to the "projects" (brain) icon and click "Waiting".
It takes a bit to load and no way to tell you, so just be patient!
But don't let that stop you. Just go to the "projects" (brain) icon and click "Waiting".
It takes a bit to load and no way to tell you, so just be patient!
Your site doesn't work in Firefox, but I got it to work in IE. Not a bad no budget short.
Did that Amazing Race family make it?
Just wondering. I did an Amazing Race application video for someone, too, but kept it very low-tech, because I didn't want to make it look terribly professional. Just wondering what a successful video might have looked like.
Just wondering. I did an Amazing Race application video for someone, too, but kept it very low-tech, because I didn't want to make it look terribly professional. Just wondering what a successful video might have looked like.
JoeFowler
Well-known member
They didn't make it. Maybe it was the "pro-looking" video, I don't know. I tried to make it look good without going over the top. Basically, I didn't want the production value to distract from the family, whether good or bad.
On a side note- it was a good thing they didn't go, Mrs. Johnson fell very ill not long after the video was made and nealy died. Fate perhaps.
Looked good though?
On a side note- it was a good thing they didn't go, Mrs. Johnson fell very ill not long after the video was made and nealy died. Fate perhaps.
Looked good though?
David G. Smith
Steak Knife Member
I shot a commercial, on film, for the total out of pocket cost of $36! That was the cost with processing of 3 rolls of Ektachrome 160A Super 8 film. Got a free day in a Umatic S/P suite because the Editor owed us a favor. The client loved it. Also had an original soundtrack from a muscian friend. Made a killing on it!
