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Re: Fade to Black (my ninja movie)
Questions:
- What was the screen ratio?
Not exactly sure. I'll ask Cedric.
- What type of camera was used?
A dvc. Nothing fancy.
- Who is the camera owned by?
The camera belongs to my school.
- Description of the 'whirring' effect used when one person is looking at another person, and then the camera quickly swilvels toward that person.
I'm not sure what you're referring to. If you mean the way the camera moves: it's just a regular pan sped up in the editing program.
- Air hockey table in kitchen used for eating and other non-air hockey actvities?
We didn't have room to set up an actual table. Plus the air hockey table was funny.
- Was this a recreational activity or a school based project?
This was our final project for film class.
- How much time did it take to make? How money did it cost?
We put in over 100 hours of work spanning over three months. It cost about $80 in total. Most of the money went into costume material and then we had to buy tapes. And we also had to buy coffee to get the cups we use in that one scene. Plus, we wanted coffee.
I'd be more than happy to field any more questions.
I don't have a question but I do have a suggestion. It's okay if you filmed this and show it around. But when it comes to distribution on the internet, you might want to consider using a compression codec such as DivX.... I'm pretty sure it would cut down to 200megs if DivX was used.
I've watched 640x480 30 minute long anime's at 100megs. And hour long 640x480 videos at 200megs. If this can be done, you will be able to distribute amongst the masses of slandering internet drones.
I don't have a question but I do have a suggestion. It's okay if you filmed this and show it around. But when it comes to distribution on the internet, you might want to consider using a compression codec such as DivX.... I'm pretty sure it would cut down to 200megs if DivX was used.
I've watched 640x480 30 minute long anime's at 100megs. And hour long 640x480 videos at 200megs. If this can be done, you will be able to distribute amongst the masses of slandering internet drones.
unless you're on dial up, it should take you about 5-10 minutes to download AT THE MOST...took me about 4 minutes. so the size doesn't bug me. although it would be better if it was half the size, then i could have watched it 2 minutes earlier
and i somewhat liked it i guess, needed a lot more humor...it was funny....but not 'haha' funny.
Well I'm on DSL at the moment at the speed was limited and it would've taken an hour. I will download this at home on my cable (about 3mb/s on a good night). I will give you my opinion on it, then.
EDIT: I just saw the film, and I thought it was outstanding. It was hilarious in terms of silent but deadly humor. My favorite part was when they were conversing and taking sips from their coffees, but never really showed them actually taking a sip.... good direction. You have a future in Hollywood... specifically in Comedy.
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