thanks remyy!

;)

yeah -- 100B.

First time on this film actually.

Thanks for the comment. Although, the only russian film i've ever seen is "Battleship Potemkin". :)

I, Boy is in post now... will be a while still.

thanks man. This version is similar, but in the end VERY different to the short.

Much more of a narrative film. :)

gracias.

waiting on sound people... everyone's working for free... so taking longer than expected.

sorry for the late reply. Missed this one somehow.

It was shot on the dvx100B.

And thanks!

Thanks Anthony. Appreciate the kind words sir!

Thanks Justin.

thanks man

gracias sir.

Thanks. appreciate it.

Not sure yet. Ran into some complications on the post side. Working on it.

No, I cropped later. The resolution isn't really out of the ordinary.

I did shoot in THIN detail mode, which squeezes a little more detail out of the dvx.

we ran into some major issues in post. You live and you learn. At this point i'm a little unsure. Threw my frustrations into the White Red Panic short.

keep at it man. it'll be well worth it

i watched the short. noticed a lot of the same camera movements. very cool style you're developing.

Thanks Patrick. I like consistency in directors.

wow i hadn't thought of that combo in years. well remembered sir.

and thanks. :)

i figure people are taking the time to watch, so saying thanks is the least i can do.

so thanks. :)

and the dvx100b is great. The manual control makes it aces.

Btw, I'm selling my DVX100B at the moment if you're interested. Depending on where you're located I suppose.

you can email me: a y z "@" d i m e w o r t h "." com

oh no worries man, just thought i'd offer. ;)

Everything was done inside Sony Vegas.

I don't use Magic Bullet, or any other plugin type preset.

thanks dude. Not sure what will be happening with this right now... so lets see.

haha. headlights. ;)

thanks Brian.

this is sort of on hold indefinitely. Shot it a couple of years ago, and plagued by some rookie mistakes -- I decided to just move on, and look at it as the best film school I could get.

this experience directly led to my White Red Panic short.

Thanks Scott. Maybe it'll appear in some new incarnation one day.

not paying enough attention to sound on set was one thing. I was hoping to off-set it towards post, but ended up being way too much work that didn't improve things too much. That's why I made sure I really worked it out on the next short film, and it turned out to my liking.

and lets just say the acting across the board was either good or meh depending on the scene. Which again, my fault since I didn't give it enough attention.

I'm still quite proud of some of the visuals and the atmosphere, as well as the story-telling. But over all I wanna put my best foot forward, so i moved on to a better short.

Anyway, I tried to remedy all that in "White Red Panic" and was much more pleased, as it seemed was everyone involved. You live you learn. ;)

Thanks Jacob. Very appreciated.

For me, I've learned that anytime I try to shoot the same idea or story a second time, it's never as good. Something about the original excitement is absent, and you're just trying to recapture something you already had once before... it loses its spark I think.

Whatever it is, I'm never happy the second time around. ;) Better to focus that energy into something new.

But never say never i guess...

Well it's just a teaser, but i'll take a compliment like that where I can get it. ;) Thanks.

gracias.

no problem.... very cool stuff get's nice comments for sure..