Show Your Work 2006

Daniel Broadway · February 6th, 2006, 05:30 PM

It will be around 6-7 minutes long once finished.

Daniel Riser · February 7th, 2006, 03:16 PM

What did you use to build the aliens?

Daniel Broadway · February 7th, 2006, 05:46 PM

A friend of mine at Frantic Films built the alien in 3ds max.

Matt Ramphal · February 7th, 2006, 10:06 PM

Quickly put together, mostly improvised. Shot with the DVX on 24p...

http://www.mattramphal.com/room.htm

Daniel Riser · February 8th, 2006, 03:41 PM

"I may be a pervert" that was my favorite.

Bennis Hahn · February 11th, 2006, 06:09 PM

I posted some grabs and such a month or so ago but I just finished the trailer for my film Out To Lunch. It's really my first film outside of small 5 minute pieces I have done by myself. A couple of my friend's and I (all around 18) wrote the script and cast out of the drama dept. of my school. This is also my first major project with the DVX. It goes without saying that it's rough around the edges but it is such a blast doing it. We are finishing filming next week and premiering toward the end of March. This trailer will be shown at a huge school-wide assembly (that's another story) and we will hopefully get a lot of people to come and see it. So here it is:

WMV:
Large (18 Meg)

Small (9 Meg)

Any/all feedback wanted! Thanks for looking!

Spike Spiegel · February 12th, 2006, 11:44 AM

I don't know how many members here have experience dealing with national networks like Discovery or Scripps etc, but I'm in the process of selling a travel/food show and would like to know what other options there are in terms of potential clients. So far we have targeted National Geo, Discovery, Scripps, PBS and Oxygen...

I know of a few networks that are just starting out and are desperate for good content. Anyone have any more to add? Has to be sort of outdoorsy, think travel channel, host is a female...Hope that info helps..
Muchly appreciated

Devin Doyle · February 14th, 2006, 03:58 PM

Hello all! This weekend our production group (par-t-com) participated in a 48 hour film competition here at Ohio University. There were around 28 teams involved in the competition and nearly all of them finished on time. Here were the items we were given:

genre: mockumentary
prop: paper airplane
line: "he's just not that into you"

The result can be viewed here http://par-t-com.net/rough_road.mov. I DP'd the project along with color correction and audio mixing. I got the chance to implement my own DIY mini35 adapter for the first time and I was quite impressed with the results. I can't wait to get out there and shoot more footage with it. At any rate, we took first and were extremely thankful that our work was that well received. It could't have been done without everyone on our crew! At any rate, feedback is welcomed! Thanks for viewing the short.

Travis Cossel · February 14th, 2006, 06:09 PM

That was awesome! I was into it the whole time. Nothing dragged too long or felt out of place. I think it would have been funny if the guy had been weary those goofy chemistry goggles when he was 'air testing' his paper plane, but it was funny that his eyes were drying out too.

My only complaint would be that it could have use a little bit of color correction maybe and a little better lighting. Very minimal complaint, though.

Great work!

Jeremy Hughes · February 15th, 2006, 09:24 AM

The concept was great! Loved the acting - you guys should turn that into a longer piece. Everything about it was fun. The other airplane guy reminded me of Dwight from the office for some reason - funny stuff. The outside shots looked great with that adapter. The inside ones looked like they could have been amped up a bit more. Did you guys shoot around Athens?

Devin Doyle · February 15th, 2006, 10:17 AM

Thanks guys! The interiors could have used stronger lighting, but we were going for a very minimal look to match the genre. That would also explain the color correction, I sapped the color out and upped the contrast (not really apparent on the web compressed version) to give it an older, vintage feel.

We did shoot around Athens, and we're def. going to stretch the piece out. We shot 2 and a half hours of material and had to unfortunately had to cut a lot of it to make the 5 minute cut for the 48 hour competition. There will be a longer cut in the works soon enough. Thanks for watching!

Ryan Graham · February 15th, 2006, 01:19 PM

Hi All,

I posted the trailer for our zombie comedy "Livelihood" about a year ago (maybe longer!). You can still check it out at www.livelihoodmovie.com. Well, the film is finally done, and we've been sending it out to festivals and websites for review.

We just had a great review posted at www.microfilmmaker.com. We received the "Editor's Choice" for the month, and also received some nice praise as well as some useful constructive criticism. Here's a short quote from the review:

"With lots of off-the-wall creativity, satirical commentary on our society, and great requotability, this is the sort of film that has the ability to become a cult classic in the vein of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Monty Python & The Holy Grail, and Napoleon Dynamite."

Obviously I'm a little biased because they gave us a rave review, but in all honestly their site seems like a great place to submit your film for review; they're very thorough, they make great suggestions, and they really seem to understand the hard work that goes into making a low-budget digital film.

In other news, we also just found out that we've been accepted to our first film festival: The Backseat Film Festival in Philadelphia! They're the self-described "Drinking Man's Film Festival", so I have no doubt the screening will be tons of fun.

Sincerely,
Ryan Graham
Director, "Livelihood"
www.37point5.com
www.livelihoodmovie.com
www.indiepostproduction.com

Vish Matepi · February 17th, 2006, 04:53 PM

G`day everyone.. i'm fresh off the boat here and still wet behind the ear's in the world of video shooting/editing.. i can't believe how much everyone on these forums helps each other out.. it's like one big happy family, *thumbs up*
my name is vish.. i moved from Australia to Oahu hawaii in April last year, got married and now work for the family business blah blah blah.
as you'll see from some of my videos.. i'm in love with mountain biking.. and shooting/editing it. i don't spend alot of time editing and shoot.. i just slap thing's together and fine tune if i have time, as i'm working for another production company.
i noticed people here are loving "the Collective" and just launched "Roam", i 2 wish i had that talent/time/budget/manpower/etc to use to make kick ass 16mm's like that. you guy's should see "new world disorder 6" it has very very good cable cam shots, with a more MTV style editing to it, and a killer 80's soundtrack haha.
watch these in your own time, or not.. some are long some are short.. some bits boring etc etc.. since the site was launched in May last year.. it's had 14,505 individuals come through.

ok so.. my first helmet camera attempt was this www.thevishfiles.com/helmet2.wmv

then before i left Australia, i complied a video of myself and my stacks.
www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles.wmv

this is boring, dont watch it.
www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles2.wmv

then i settled in, looking for places to ride/surf etc etc
www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles3.wmv

then i met some real riders
www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles4.wmv

then i organised a proper shoot
www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles5.wmv

this one is all helmet cam stuff, kinda boring. with a bit of bodyboarding.
www.thevishfiles.com/TVF6.wmv

ok so i get my new bike and all the fun starts here.
www.thevishfiles.com/TVF7.wmv

ok so there's a skit i shot for this, but it's not here.. so you'll be watching the 2nd Half of the complete video, plenty of stacks, knocks outs on 60ft tow in's.. etc etc
www.thevishfiles.com/TVF8P2.wmv

all footage shot on a Sony DCR-HC32 with a cheap .5 wide angle made in china.
i just bought a HVR-A1U a couple days ago.. inspired buy that laurence kingston guy, (he is a legend)

thanks for watching.
vish

Vishal Gurung · February 18th, 2006, 05:00 PM

Holy insane.. never thought i'd see another poster named Vish on here lol... don't mean to hijack your thread but welcome!

Vish Matepi · February 19th, 2006, 04:27 AM

haha, no worries.. nice too meet you.
i did'nt think people here would be too interested in this stuff.
it's really the opposite to the semi professional stuff done on here.
ahh well.. the little kids like it.
:P

February 7th, 2006, 03:16 PM	#92
Daniel Riser Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Vista, California Posts: 51	What did you use to build the aliens? __________________ "I'm making excellent progress cause' pretty soon when I sit on this couch I won't have to wear the lobster bib" - Woody Allen "Annie Hall"

February 7th, 2006, 10:06 PM	#94
Matt Ramphal Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 27	New short comedy Quickly put together, mostly improvised. Shot with the DVX on 24p... http://www.mattramphal.com/room.htm

February 8th, 2006, 03:41 PM	#95
Daniel Riser Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Vista, California Posts: 51	"I may be a pervert" that was my favorite. __________________ "I'm making excellent progress cause' pretty soon when I sit on this couch I won't have to wear the lobster bib" - Woody Allen "Annie Hall"

February 11th, 2006, 06:09 PM	#96
Bennis Hahn Major Player Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 221	Out To Lunch Trailer (Comedy) I posted some grabs and such a month or so ago but I just finished the trailer for my film Out To Lunch. It's really my first film outside of small 5 minute pieces I have done by myself. A couple of my friend's and I (all around 18) wrote the script and cast out of the drama dept. of my school. This is also my first major project with the DVX. It goes without saying that it's rough around the edges but it is such a blast doing it. We are finishing filming next week and premiering toward the end of March. This trailer will be shown at a huge school-wide assembly (that's another story) and we will hopefully get a lot of people to come and see it. So here it is: WMV: Large (18 Meg) Small (9 Meg) Any/all feedback wanted! Thanks for looking!

February 12th, 2006, 11:44 AM	#97
Spike Spiegel Major Player Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 429	some advice - networks I don't know how many members here have experience dealing with national networks like Discovery or Scripps etc, but I'm in the process of selling a travel/food show and would like to know what other options there are in terms of potential clients. So far we have targeted National Geo, Discovery, Scripps, PBS and Oxygen... I know of a few networks that are just starting out and are desperate for good content. Anyone have any more to add? Has to be sort of outdoorsy, think travel channel, host is a female...Hope that info helps.. Muchly appreciated

February 6th, 2006, 05:30 PM	#91
Daniel Broadway Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Alabama Posts: 165	It will be around 6-7 minutes long once finished.

February 7th, 2006, 05:46 PM	#93
Daniel Broadway Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Alabama Posts: 165	A friend of mine at Frantic Films built the alien in 3ds max.

February 14th, 2006, 03:58 PM	#98
Devin Doyle Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 188	"Rough Road to Glory" 48hr film w/ XL2 + DIY mini35 Hello all! This weekend our production group (par-t-com) participated in a 48 hour film competition here at Ohio University. There were around 28 teams involved in the competition and nearly all of them finished on time. Here were the items we were given: genre: mockumentary prop: paper airplane line: "he's just not that into you" The result can be viewed here http://par-t-com.net/rough_road.mov. I DP'd the project along with color correction and audio mixing. I got the chance to implement my own DIY mini35 adapter for the first time and I was quite impressed with the results. I can't wait to get out there and shoot more footage with it. At any rate, we took first and were extremely thankful that our work was that well received. It could't have been done without everyone on our crew! At any rate, feedback is welcomed! Thanks for viewing the short. __________________ http://devin.par-t-com.net

February 14th, 2006, 06:09 PM	#99
Travis Cossel Inner Circle Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 2,933	That was awesome! I was into it the whole time. Nothing dragged too long or felt out of place. I think it would have been funny if the guy had been weary those goofy chemistry goggles when he was 'air testing' his paper plane, but it was funny that his eyes were drying out too. My only complaint would be that it could have use a little bit of color correction maybe and a little better lighting. Very minimal complaint, though. Great work! __________________ Black Label Films www.blacklabelweddingfilms.com

February 15th, 2006, 09:24 AM	#100
Jeremy Hughes Major Player Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 276 Images: 2	The concept was great! Loved the acting - you guys should turn that into a longer piece. Everything about it was fun. The other airplane guy reminded me of Dwight from the office for some reason - funny stuff. The outside shots looked great with that adapter. The inside ones looked like they could have been amped up a bit more. Did you guys shoot around Athens?

February 15th, 2006, 10:17 AM	#101
Devin Doyle Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 188	Thanks guys! The interiors could have used stronger lighting, but we were going for a very minimal look to match the genre. That would also explain the color correction, I sapped the color out and upped the contrast (not really apparent on the web compressed version) to give it an older, vintage feel. We did shoot around Athens, and we're def. going to stretch the piece out. We shot 2 and a half hours of material and had to unfortunately had to cut a lot of it to make the 5 minute cut for the 48 hour competition. There will be a longer cut in the works soon enough. Thanks for watching! __________________ http://devin.par-t-com.net

February 15th, 2006, 01:19 PM	#102
Ryan Graham Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 81	"Livelihood" Review and Festival News! Hi All, I posted the trailer for our zombie comedy "Livelihood" about a year ago (maybe longer!). You can still check it out at www.livelihoodmovie.com. Well, the film is finally done, and we've been sending it out to festivals and websites for review. We just had a great review posted at www.microfilmmaker.com. We received the "Editor's Choice" for the month, and also received some nice praise as well as some useful constructive criticism. Here's a short quote from the review: "With lots of off-the-wall creativity, satirical commentary on our society, and great requotability, this is the sort of film that has the ability to become a cult classic in the vein of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Monty Python & The Holy Grail, and Napoleon Dynamite." Obviously I'm a little biased because they gave us a rave review, but in all honestly their site seems like a great place to submit your film for review; they're very thorough, they make great suggestions, and they really seem to understand the hard work that goes into making a low-budget digital film. In other news, we also just found out that we've been accepted to our first film festival: The Backseat Film Festival in Philadelphia! They're the self-described "Drinking Man's Film Festival", so I have no doubt the screening will be tons of fun. Sincerely, Ryan Graham Director, "Livelihood" www.37point5.com www.livelihoodmovie.com www.indiepostproduction.com

February 17th, 2006, 04:53 PM	#103
Vish Matepi Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Kailua, Hawaii Posts: 34	MTB videos (thevishfiles) G`day everyone.. i'm fresh off the boat here and still wet behind the ear's in the world of video shooting/editing.. i can't believe how much everyone on these forums helps each other out.. it's like one big happy family, thumbs up my name is vish.. i moved from Australia to Oahu hawaii in April last year, got married and now work for the family business blah blah blah. as you'll see from some of my videos.. i'm in love with mountain biking.. and shooting/editing it. i don't spend alot of time editing and shoot.. i just slap thing's together and fine tune if i have time, as i'm working for another production company. i noticed people here are loving "the Collective" and just launched "Roam", i 2 wish i had that talent/time/budget/manpower/etc to use to make kick ass 16mm's like that. you guy's should see "new world disorder 6" it has very very good cable cam shots, with a more MTV style editing to it, and a killer 80's soundtrack haha. watch these in your own time, or not.. some are long some are short.. some bits boring etc etc.. since the site was launched in May last year.. it's had 14,505 individuals come through. ok so.. my first helmet camera attempt was this www.thevishfiles.com/helmet2.wmv then before i left Australia, i complied a video of myself and my stacks. www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles.wmv this is boring, dont watch it. www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles2.wmv then i settled in, looking for places to ride/surf etc etc www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles3.wmv then i met some real riders www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles4.wmv then i organised a proper shoot www.thevishfiles.com/thevishfiles5.wmv this one is all helmet cam stuff, kinda boring. with a bit of bodyboarding. www.thevishfiles.com/TVF6.wmv ok so i get my new bike and all the fun starts here. www.thevishfiles.com/TVF7.wmv ok so there's a skit i shot for this, but it's not here.. so you'll be watching the 2nd Half of the complete video, plenty of stacks, knocks outs on 60ft tow in's.. etc etc www.thevishfiles.com/TVF8P2.wmv all footage shot on a Sony DCR-HC32 with a cheap .5 wide angle made in china. i just bought a HVR-A1U a couple days ago.. inspired buy that laurence kingston guy, (he is a legend) thanks for watching. vish

February 18th, 2006, 05:00 PM	#104
Vishal Gurung Major Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Vancouver, Canada Posts: 237	Holy insane.. never thought i'd see another poster named Vish on here lol... don't mean to hijack your thread but welcome! __________________ 2ndshooter.blogspot.com

February 19th, 2006, 04:27 AM	#105
Vish Matepi Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Kailua, Hawaii Posts: 34	haha, no worries.. nice too meet you. i did'nt think people here would be too interested in this stuff. it's really the opposite to the semi professional stuff done on here. ahh well.. the little kids like it. :P