Show Your Work 2007

[Neo Castillo]

One word: Cute.

[Bruce Foreman]

I really liked that. Very well done with very good acting.

[Jaime Valles]

Hey all! Just thought you might get a kick out of the gag reel for my movie "CASI CASI". Here's the link on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JfkRuSVX1w

Goofy fun was had by all during the shoot. Enjoy!

[Joe Busch]

For videos on the internet (Something you're not making a profit off of) I wouldn't be concerned at all about it

I was 13 and I made some V-CD's with some commercial music I didn't get rights to... sold like 20 copies... just an event I filmed and edited...

[Steve Young]

Ok this is my 2nd music video and although many of you wont like the music I just thought I would post it here to see what you think of it, I have the clearance for it to be shown on 2 sky channels but would like any feedback for more productions in the future, Cheers

http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=1015659098

If interested there are some more videos, trailers and other work here:

http://www.brightcove.com/channel_al...0&firstVideo=0

[Michael Rapadas]

http://www.invisionitstudios.com/johnwoo.html

For a faster-loading flash version, go to:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2038987814

thanks for watching!

[Chris Harris]

I thought it was a great short, I was entertained and it looked really professional. If I wanted to pick at it though, there was a little bit too much focus hunting for my tastes, but just a little bit too much. I do like the effect. Also, I didn't like the fake looking blood splattering on the lens.
What equipment did you guys use? Was all that done using just the natural light? Did you get permission to film in the lumber yard? How hard was it?
Excellent piece, awesome job.

[Michael Rapadas]

Originally Posted by Chris Harris

I thought it was a great short, I was entertained and it looked really professional. If I wanted to pick at it though, there was a little bit too much focus hunting for my tastes, but just a little bit too much. I do like the effect. Also, I didn't like the fake looking blood splattering on the lens.
What equipment did you guys use? Was all that done using just the natural light? Did you get permission to film in the lumber yard? How hard was it?
Excellent piece, awesome job.

Hey Chris! SF, CA too huh? Anyway, I don't want to make excuses about focusing, but it's very difficult with the monitor i have. (varizoon) poor poor resolution doesn't let me "lock-on" as well as if using a nicer monitor. I've just got to practice more as well. I used a HVX200 w/ M2 redrock adapter and nikon lenses. All this was filmed in natural light. As for the lumber yard, they surprisingly just let us film. Really nice guys from Brisbane, CA. The problem wasn't anything close to the allotted time and scheduling with all the cast and crew. (People taking classes, other business, etc. ) Thanks for watching, Chris!

[Riley Harmon]

summer project for independent study summer class

http://rileyharmon.com/temp/graffiti.mov [quality]

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imUIZn-XUJw [speed + spam]

we had to document the work, so i just threw this together tonight real quick

[Chris Sackett]

Here is a short little music video I made of the races we attended 2 weeks ago. The yellow boat top speed is around 90mph, While the blue boat is close to 118mph!

ENJOY!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_6J2C2fPDg

[Martin Smith]

My first attempt at dvd root menu creation.

This is intended to be the root menu for a dvd that will play back a single video of a performance. Scenario: customer purchases a dvd of their childs performance on stage: Video is burned to dvd, on the dvd the attached url to the root menu will play and loop until the person chooses to play video on their dvd player.

http://nationaleventphotography.com/RootMenu.mov
about 23 megs in size and reduced to 320x240 for this online example

[Joe Taylor]

Hello All,

Fairly new to this site and would like to share my latest project,
Dead Lonesome, (in two parts) now ready to be conformed to 35mm. I would really appreciate your feedback. Hope you Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nimxKk1r420

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHPVp-QuL4Q

[Jay Gladwell]

Originally Posted by Joe Taylor

Hello All,

Fairly new to this site and would like to share my latest project,
Dead Lonesome, (in two parts) now ready to be conformed to 35mm. I would really appreciate your feedback. Hope you Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nimxKk1r420

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHPVp-QuL4Q

Joe, to begin, I was only able to watch the first half, then just part of it.

Few people enjoy southern Utah more than I do, but what I saw was not very compelling. There was nothing there to hold my attention (and remember, I love prowling southern Utah). Much of your time lapse was not smooth and very jerky. Other shots seemed to have exposure variations throughout, which was very distracting.

Why do you feel it necessary to take this to 35mm?

Jay

[Joe Taylor]

All the jerky and exposure problems are low rez highly compressed.
The actual film and video transfer are pristine with no of the compression garbage.

Going to 35mm because it was shot on 35mm.

[Edgar Dubrovskiy]

Originally Posted by Frank Pietrantoni

Nice. Turning the camera upside down underwater had some real potential for dramatic shots...I wish you would have explored that.

Also...why no credits for the music? Who is it?

Yeah. That was my mistake. This is 'Enigma'.