Deadly Illusions - HVX200
1 year ago
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1. Deadly Illusions - HVX200
1 year ago
This is the tale of a diva Magician's Assistant and humble Magician, she wants to leave his 'going no-where' show but he tries to persuade her to stay with his 'Deadly Illusions'!
- This is my first film which was shot using two HXV200. We shot it to see if using pro HD kit is worth the hassel for low budget film and to go through the whole movie making process. The tech problems are obvious with but we'll know for next time!
Thanks for taking a look!
- This is my first film which was shot using two HXV200. We shot it to see if using pro HD kit is worth the hassel for low budget film and to go through the whole movie making process. The tech problems are obvious with but we'll know for next time!
Thanks for taking a look!
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Alex WhiteWriter, Producer and Director
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nick felice2 months ago -
David Salas4 months ago -
Parker1 year ago -
Martin Lejeune1 year ago
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Blown highlights. A portable strobe light even just one would help illuminate the subject while keeping the background in check.
Reflections on windshield - Don't know if this was intended or not, but a polarizer or a shade could help with these and make the shot much more convincing.
And one final little thing, your color temperature seems a bit too cold on a couple shots, but I don't think it's a big deal.
Otherwise, very nice movie!
We were up really early to get the external shot so weren't quite with it and wished we'd have had a polariser, then discovered we did! - after 'The Lover' had flown off to Switzerland!
Thanks for taking the time,
fred