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-   -   New short made with homemade MINI35 kit. (https://www.dvinfo.net/forum/show-your-work/21567-new-short-made-homemade-mini35-kit.html)

Keith Loh February 22nd, 2004 01:56 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by Dustin Waits : Sorry for my ignorance, but what is mini35? -->>>

No need to apologize. But do use the "search" button located on the top right hand corner of your DV Info screen.

John Gaspain February 23rd, 2004 01:52 AM

Holy Crap! what a good movie!

Did you use an Agus35 or an Alain35? It looks static

Olivier Vanaschen February 23rd, 2004 02:11 AM

Thank you very much !!

It's a static one, but really simple, look at one of the previous messages for infos, here is the picture:

http://www.originalversion.net/temp/makingof01.jpg

John Heskett February 23rd, 2004 12:09 PM

Olivier,

What I can not see in you picture is the connection between the Canon and the 35mm. Are you viewing straight through the 35mm or off of Ground Glass? Do you have any pictures without the cover on the cameras?

Olivier Vanaschen February 23rd, 2004 01:01 PM

We are looking directly in to the F-2 ground glass. I don't have a picture without it I think.

Kevin Burnfield February 24th, 2004 09:17 AM

whoa... you are shooting down into a 35mm SLR.

I agree, really simple and ingenius.

What about moving the camera? were you able to get around without a ton of trouble?

Did you build a tripod mount or a set of legs for your wooden support stand?

Olivier Vanaschen February 24th, 2004 12:26 PM

We had a lot lot trouble moving the camera. Every exterior shot was done handheld, then stabilized in post. For the interior shots we had an ironing table as support. If you look at the making of picture, you can see it. It had nice flowers on it :-)

We're so excited after building the kit, we didn't want to spend more time building a support stand :-) We did suffer a lot during the shoot but it was fun, you have so much liberty when you don't have a tripod at all.

Gustavo Godinho March 2nd, 2004 10:50 AM

Olivier, did YOU do that water/car/soda advertisement? I mean, wasn´t it taken from TV? Man, that is pro stuff... How about that effect of the bottle coloured while everything else was almost BW? How did you do that? Did you use any kind of filter for the fog/diffusion effect on that same sequence?

Olivier Vanaschen March 3rd, 2004 09:14 AM

Hello Gustavo

yes we did those fake bad commercials :-) We're really pleased you'll like it.

For the water ad, we did use the hue/saturation and push everything to -100 excepted blue and cyan, then used some color balance too. We did use a plugin called Grain Surgery to remove the grain, if you push the parameters, it makes the picture softer, a bit like a nice mist filter. We did that and we also put some gaussian blur on another layer.

I've uploaded new files to both servers, a bit smaller (42mb) and better quality (way sharper, less noise)

The website is on his way, still a lot of work to do, be patient :-)

Thanks again everybody,

Olivier & Sebastien
www.anotherstateofmind.be

Steve Franco March 4th, 2004 10:14 AM

After several failed attempts at downloading this one, I did. After waiting for my boss to go into a meeting for the past week to watch this it finally happened and I'm happy to say I really thought this was a great short. Visually it was really amazing. The acting was very solid. Marla was a very compelling character. What are you guys planning on doing with this short? Are you sending it out to festivals?

John Chia March 6th, 2004 04:46 PM

this is real brillant stuff.

your work will surely inspire the rest of us i'm sure. how did you do the slo-mo on that ad? wow wow wow

2 Thumbs Up!

Olivier Vanaschen March 10th, 2004 04:40 PM

Thank you so very much !!!! :-)

We're now working on the movie's website, where we will upload as much information as possible. Everything will not be ready at the site's launching but we planned to post fullres pics, teaser, trailer, making-of pictures and infos, trailer in DV so you can check it on TV,... still a lot of work to do but we want to share it as much as possible.

We'll send it to festivals, and also to production companies, agents,... we spent three months working hard on this, we now need to find work, unless we'll have problems paying the bills :-)

We did the slo-mo in After Effects using RetimerRT plugin.

Thanks again,

Olivier & Sebastien
www.anotherstateofmind.be

Lathe Austin March 10th, 2004 09:07 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by Olivier Vanaschen : Thank you so very much !!!! :-)


We'll send it to festivals, and also to production companies, agents,... we spent three months working hard on this, we now need to find work, unless we'll have problems paying the bills :-)



Olivier & Sebastien
www.anotherstateofmind.be -->>>


Would there not be some legal issue with the fact you used some one elses character? I have no idea I was just wondering if that is the case or not.

Olivier Vanaschen March 14th, 2004 03:36 AM

Maybe yes, but as long there's no commercial use of it, I think it'll be OK. We just want people to see it and share everything we can.

Olivier Vanaschen March 18th, 2004 01:09 PM

marlathemovie.com is online
 
Hello all,

the website for the movie is online. You'll find the teaser, trailer, full-res stills, making-of pictures, deleted scenes,... we're still working on the technical guide (mini35 how-to, post,...), it'll be online monday.

Here the url: http://www.marlathemovie.com

Hope you'll like it,

Olivier & Sebastien
www.anotherstateofmind.be
www.marlathemovie.com


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