Official trailer for ProHD film released
Hi guys
A 720p HD 'zombie' official trailer for the award winning film Ambleton Delight has been released this week. All footage shot on the JVC 201 camera, edited using Cineform. Vimeo: Ambleton Delight Trailer on Vimeo YouTube: YouTube - Ambleton Delight Official Trailer HD Version IMDB: IMDb Video: Ambleton Delight Trailer Direct download: Ambleton Delight -Downloads The camera/adapter and film is featured in JVC's latest Highway magazine (Issue 8) in the UK, with a front cover photo and two page spread. JVC Professional Europe - Highway magazine We didn't contact them -they contacted us after seeing an earlier post here on the DVinfo! So JVC must keep tabs on this forum... Regards Dan |
Hi Dan, the trailer looks great.
The shot with the house turning from day to night looks awesome. What lenses did you use? |
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I just looked at the Youtube version and that was really great. Nice exposure throughout.
Couple of techo questions. What did you edit in? and when you say Cineform, did you capture to this and if so did you capture at the resoultion you shot in. Great stuff. |
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Thanks! |
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As the opening gambit in the trailer indicates, this feature was shot on next-to-nothing, so one principle we introduced was to shoot using a JVC HD monitor and to get the colours right on set, in-camera, as much as possible (the film has gritty black and white flashback sequences contrasted with glossy, heavily satuated village scenes). It meant we could release a teaser during the middle of production that was ungraded, and only a small part of the finished film was graded in post -in the NLE and AE. I did hook up the HD monitor once or twice during post via DVI and the NVIDIA card, but since this was edited on a home PC (Quad core, Vista!) it was nothing flash..... Of course that's not to say that it would definitely improve if graded properly -I am acutely aware of inconsistent skin tones etc. But we cannot afford to splash out on a proper grade, and I suppose it would be contary to the ethics upon which the feature was made to do so! Hope that answers the question...? |
Hello, thank you, that answered the question.
Using the HD monitor on set you did get to see the colors you were recording and match within reason. I am also using a PC and just switched to Premiere and After Effects. I am using Cineform and the new First Light to see how that works out. |
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