Trailer

[Kev Owens]

Looked and sounded good.

What is most important is that this is a step up from your previous stuff, so you're on the right path. Keep it up mate. [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]

[jb_617]

I was downloading on a T1 here at work but for some reason it was taking about 4 minutes. I don't know, maybe our network's screwed or something?

As a rule, I never wait longer for a download than the length of the clip I'm going to watch. I guess I'm just part of the new "zero attention span / instant gratification" generation.

ho hum.


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I want a pony.

[windowslaws]

cheers for the feedback. i'll answer a few questions:

shot on mini-dv,
cost about twelve grand including post,
sound is a senheiser me-66 (?) i think that's right,
principal was exactly a month long,
in total about twenty people worked on it, but only about five were regulars.
the film currently stands at 105 minutes without credits.

the trailer was tough to do cos i hate trailers that give too much away and if we showed much more than what we did we would have to give away a plot point which i wouldn't want to do. both al and I found it quite tough to get the trailer to it's current state.

we are gonna be running the final film through magic bullet too so it will hopefully look even better come premiere day!

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ November 26, 2004 11:41 AM: Message edited by: windowslaws ]</font>

[emjen]

Nice effects, can't pull them off myself.

Don't know what you're trying to pull off with this trailer, but it's not teasing me at all. Only reason why I might want to check out your movie is because I'm interested as a fellow no budget filmmaker, but not as target audience. But others already mentioned this.

But good job on getting this together. How'd you manage to get the 12000 by the way?

And is the brunnette really as pretty as she looked on the trailer? [img]graemlins/smarty.gif[/img]