That was an excellent short. Osbeck rivals Rowan Atkinson. Where can I see more of the series?

<<<-- Originally posted by Scott Ellifritt : That was an excellent short. Osbeck rivals Rowan Atkinson. Where can I see more of the series? -->>>

www.themannproject.com - 1 new one a month...

Thanks Peter.

Rob,

Maybe I'm missing something, but what is the 'showcase' forum?

Joseph

Does this look good enough?
 

I've never made a demo reel, and didn't have access to hardly any of the commercials I had made at the last station I worked at, so I had to work with what i did have, how does this look? be honest

http://www.supafraud.com/demo2.wmv

I'd shrink the logo section, shrink the transitions between sections, drop out the technical stuff about the BetaSP, miniDV in between the commercial clips.


I like the no canned art warning in the beginning. Glad you added that, made me appreciate everything I was seeing more.


Overall, good. Just needs a little tweaking.

The Teeth Beneath
 

Hey im new here my name is Jason Eisener and i am a young filmmaker from Nova Scotia Canada.

heres a teaser trailer to my new film "The Teeth Beneath"
http://www.proskates.com/trailer2.htm

Its about a skateboard shop that has to deal with a monster in the basement.

hope you enjoy, please let me know what you think.

looks like good times. i would like to see the final product!

The Glove Box
 

Hello,

I just posted a short film I worked on. I was the DP and editor. Shot on my Panasonic DV-GS400. This film was part of the Phoenix Film Project 2004 Fall Film Challenge.

The Glove Box
Directed by Gabriel Loyer

http://www.727records.com/theglovebox.wmv - 8 MB WMV

"Pilgarlic" short film - mini35/xl1s (drama/fantasy/horror)
 

This film was made a little while back which I had the pleasure of working on. It was shot with my mini35 rig which at the time used a XL1s PAL version. The film was written and directed by Joseph De Leo of www.deleoproductions.com

www.starcentral.ca/trailers/PilGarlic.wmv Runtime: 11:00

Enjoy, and feedback is always welcome! Thank you.

I liked the visuals, especially the ones in the metro. Actually I thought the complete scene in the metro was very good, it had a kind of uneasy feeling to it, and it was great with the nun suddenly starting to sing. From then on I think the film is rather going downhill, story-wise. It was nice with the revealing at the end, but I was anticipating to a more strange surrealistic story after the opening scene in the metro.

But visuals were really fine, the shots with the reflection of the woman in the glass of the metro are very mysterious and beautiful. The shot through the tunnel is very nice to. Oh, to just cut the crap: I really loved the opening sequence.
And I liked the tittles to, especcially the ones at the beginning. I don't know why.

(Must have been a hell focusing in a metro with a XL1S/MINI35?)

a typical teenage movie with bad actors. But it is always fun to see amateur horror movies. I enjoy them more than those 1000 millions horror movies. they suck. KEep on filming, you will make it in the horror world!

<<<-- Originally posted by Scott Ellifritt : Where can I see more of the series? -->>>


We're shooting 2 more this weekend, so we'll have several new ones for the next few months.

the site (www.themannproject.com) is getting updated a lot lately with new info.

First of all, make you homepage a little bit more inviting to play with, cause the website is a bit out of date in graphical perspective.

The movie was cool. Some scenes were interesting and very pro, but some were really video-style looking. I like the last scene with the interesting summer feeling (nice colour there). Th eimages were really happy ones showing tons of laughters and joys...very warm but also very normal. Try to be more outgoing with your videos. The videos are just so typical. Again, the last scene was interesting.

ps: I don't know why you put the other videos. They are tooo way small. I watched the ocean video and well, what was that about?

ummm.... I had a '58 Rambler Ambassador once that had a glove box like that. And the hood, well don't even ASK about the hood.

Nicely done!

--Ralph