Light for movies!

[HenrySuper8]

Me iz back on ze for?m!

I'm going to make a new super-8 movie and i need lot's of info about movie-light. It will be lot's of interior shots (for example a bathroom and a car scene). We are planning o use K40 only what do you think? .. i use a Canon 514 XL-S by the way!

[Alex]

Hey Henry, glad to see you're back!

Will you be editing the actual film you shoot, or will you be transferring to video and editing on a computer?

We've had some recent discussions about lighting that are currently within the first three pages of this forum.

[HenrySuper8]

My team has quite good contact with a local sponsor of the film-life in the county, so we will give them the script and see if they could possybly support a real digital transfer (scanning). They maybe will, because they like our projects we have made on DV! [img]cool.gif[/img]

We will (i will be the headmaster of this part becuase of my sound engineering skills) also do lots of audio montages and post-sync of dialogue etc. and try to get really professional sound on the film. I personally think too many student/amateur-films lacks on that part!

By the way, if you ever need music to a film, you are welcome to ask me 4 a demo and so on!

[Alex]

Right on about sound, good sound can enhance almost any shot. Perhaps you could make a music demo available for anyone here wanting to hone their Super-8 skills.

Does your music come with lyrics?

[HenrySuper8]

No, i make moody instrumental (often electronic) music.. i'm playing the piano so sometimes i make small piano pieces.
I have worked a bit with vocalists though, so a vocal piece of music is not impossible!
But what i like to compose the most is Krafwerk-style electronic 80's things [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Alex]

Any "A Flock of Seagulls" influence?