posted some stills

[Mr Blackstock]

thanks all,

it is good to hear praise, a pity the frames loose it some what when captured, compressed, and transfered to video. often i have to watch my stuff projected just to remind myself "i knew i liked that bit."

i am hoping to post some recent images using, (embarrased) a web cam to transfer. so far it has come out surprisingly well.

until then, cheers.

[TJ_the_director]

I'm a little late on this one, but they are nice shots.

On "tool shed" did you use existing lighting or did you "light the set?"

[TJ_the_director]

by the way, photos submitted to that fotki website will show up in google's image search rather quickly . . . get your film's name in the image filename and you'll get free publicity!

[Mr Blackstock]

thanks for the comments,

i was a little nervous posting images, you know, is thiers better, clearer, etc.

for the tool shed scene we used natural light and a reflector(tin foil glued onto large cardboard) it came out darker than i wanted, but the silhoette image came out great i thought. the meter read less than 1.8, so i manually bottomed it out.

and i will add the films name to the photo's, one never knows!

gareth

[TJ_the_director]

thanks for your comments.

in filmmaking however, having the "better looking" shots doesn't translate into the better film. I thought your shots were interesting enough to comment on so you must be doing something right! good luck.