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This is the first trailer for the independent film "Ready? OK!", winner of Best US Feature Film at FilmOut San Diego 2008.
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  • Eugenia Loli-Queru 3 months ago
    Very nice! Michael Emerson of "Lost" and his real-life wife on this movie. :)

    How much the HV20 was used btw on this feature film?
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Hey Eugenia! Thanks for the shout-out. We only used the HV20 for three 4-second establishing shots we had to go back and get months after the primary shoot. All the rest was shot on the Panasonic HVX-200 by our wonderful Director of Photography Elizabeth Santoro.
  • Eugenia Loli-Queru 3 months ago
    Cool. Did you use any 35mm adapters btw, or just straight with the HVX200?
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    We went straight to HVX; no adaptor, due to a limited budget, time and lighting constraints. Have a Letus Extreme shipping soon, though. Will use with a DVX and HV20 now, and a Sony EX3 later.
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  • Anthony Johnson 3 months ago
    wow nice work, looks funny .. no wonder you won !! :-P

    will it come out on dvd in uk ?

    how much does Panasonic HVX-200 cost ?

    nice color work
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    DVD in UK? Hope so! Our first film, "29th and Gay", was distributed in the US by TLA Releasing. "Ready? OK!" is just starting it's festival run this month, though.

    I believe the HVX200 is running around $5,000 US these days.

    And thanks for the nice words on our color work.
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  • Ryan Burnett 3 months ago
    Mark. Congrats on winning FilmOut...that's awesome. Are we going to be able to go see it locally or can you loan us a copy to see at home when the girls are sleeping?
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Hey Ryan - Thanks! We hope to be playing OutFest in LA this summer but already have invitations to play five other feestivals - New York, Philadelphia, Fort Worth, a screening in Santa Fe, more to come...
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  • David Maxine 3 months ago
    Wow, Mark!

    It looks wonderful! I posted the trailer on my MySpace page. Congratulations on the Awards, too!

    Go Team!!!

    David Maxine
    Production Designer on READY? OK!
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Thanks David - Congratulations to all of us; Team ROK!
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  • Pam Buck 3 months ago
    Hi! Thanks for sharing this trailer. I saw the movie last week as part of the FilmOut San Diego Film Festival and thought it was great. You're making alot of Michael Emerson fans very happy who were jealous that they couldn't attend the film and thought maybe they'd never get to see him doing the "I've Got Spirit Yes I do!" cheer. :-) I hope the film does well and gets distribution as well as a DVD release. Good Luck and thanks again!
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Thank you! What an amazing screening that was... do love our standing ovations... ; )
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  • mary ann vasquez 3 months ago
    What? How about best car in a feature film? Great job to everyone involved. Beautiful photography. Beautiful acting. Beautiful people. Beautiful film. Beautiful car.
    Yes. Ready? Ok! James Synjyn and the hygienist
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Are you talking about the Echo?
  • mary ann vasquez 3 months ago
    But of course!
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Hey, thanks, Jimmy Synjyn and family! That beautiful car didn't run so well, though.
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  • Tara Karsian 3 months ago
    Mark-

    The trailer looks amazing...can't wait to see the movie. I'm so sad to have missed seeing it with you all down in San Diego but I was at church,where I prayed for you! Hope you're well and happy.

    xo- Your favorite nun
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Luv ya Tara Karsian! And everyone who sees the movie loves you! Thank you so much for being a part of our little movie. XO Mark
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  • gina premont 3 months ago
    This trailer has got me SO excited about seeing this film! It is such a thoughtful and uplifting story and with the talent involved, I am sure we can expect a delightful and unforgetable movie. Congratulations on all the awards you've received already; I am certain it is just the beginning! My hats off to James for his brilliant vision for this film.

    See you at the Dallas Film Festival in May.

    A WAY proud Sister!
    Love,
    Gina
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Thanks Gina; we're proud of it too!
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  • Beverly Allen 3 months ago
    Wow, I am so proud of you, Mark! Judging by the trailer, I am sure that the entire movie is absolutely amazing! Can't wait to see it, and hopefully, here in Dallas, for the premiere!
    You and James have done a great job!
    I love you both,
    Mom
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    Thanks Mom; you're the best Mom a guy could ask for!
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  • John Caballero 3 months ago
    It looks excellent. Job well done.
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  • John Caballero 3 months ago
    Where in New York is going to be shown?
  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    We'll be playing NewFest in New York City; the festival runs June 5th through the 15th. Exact date coming soon.
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  • Alan Miles 3 months ago
    I cannot wait to see this film at Fort Worth's QCinema Film Festival at the end of May. The film looks like it is going to be GREAT!
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  • Mark Holmes 3 months ago
    We look forward to returning to QCinema - our last film there was "29th and Gay".
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  • RDJim 2 months ago
    Trailer looks great.
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Thanks!
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  • Underground Planet 2 months ago
    Great job man. (Muttley here from Vegas Forums) Added it to a couple channels. =)

    - Ray
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Thanks Muttley; love those Vegas Forums...
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  • RogerB1 2 months ago
    Guess I have to wait for the DVD. I am very anxious to see your film, it looks great. :o)
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Thanks Roger! Checked out your videos and added you as a contact; nice work. It's good to run across Vegas supporters on Vimeo. It's about to make a nice jump in June with the new DVD Architect with Blu-Ray authoring and burning and the release of Magic Bullet Looks v3 for Vegas.
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  • Green Gecko Films 2 months ago
    the trailer looks great, so funny. did some of the idea come from "But I'm a Cheerleader"? is it still playing the festival circuit or is it on DVD yet?
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Thanks Gecko; the film was actually inspired by real events from the writer/director's childhood.
  • Green Gecko Films 2 months ago
    well it looks great and can't wait to see it
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  • Wynner3 2 months ago
    Wow, looks good. I hope to see it.
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  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Thanks Wynner - looks like you have a passion for effects work, from your videos. You should check out fxphd.com/ and get an early start on your effects training. Good luck!
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  • Chicken Warrior 2 months ago
    Just wanted to add my praise. Am waiting for a chance to see the full feature!
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    We're screening in festivals all year. Upcoming screenings at readyokmovie.com - temp site, full site under construction. Thanks for the interest!
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  • Stephen Lewis 2 months ago
    How the hell did Benjamin Linus get here!!! Is this the effect of the Orchid Station?
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Who the hell is Benjamin Linus? And what's the Orchid Station? And what year is this?
  • Stephen Lewis 2 months ago
    Damn that Frozen Donkey Wheel!
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  • ben 2 months ago
    Benjamin Linus is the man in the TV show LOST , his real name is Michael Emerson. Orchid Station is a key station where the Island can be moved in LOST.
    By the way, I'm Chinese.
  • Mark Holmes 2 months ago
    Chinese? I love the internet. The world has become such a smaller place because of it!
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  • Al Chan 1 month ago
    Nice video! I got Vegas for editing home movies, but it's nice to see what it can do professionally. Congrats on all the awards, too!
  • Mark Holmes 21 days ago
    Thanks - Vegas is really underrated, but it can be difficult to use in the professional world. Everyone and their brother is on Final Cut now, and to be honest, we have a Final Cut setup three feet from the Vegas station. Kind of jump back and forth. But nothing beats Vegas for speed, and it just "feels right" to us. It's difficult for people who are used to the old A-B roll style of editing though.
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