@Ay2har We rough cut the movie with Casablanca system. It was an early NLE system that was kind of a low-cost, set top box affair.
If memory serves it couldn't bring in all the footage at full resolution so we sort of did a "conform" using a Panasonic SVHS deck to deck system. Transitions were done with a Videonics MX-1 switcher, titles with the TitleMaker 2000. I think we brought the cheesy royalty free music in via a CD player hooked into a little 8 pod Shure mixer.
@VonSchrader8842 We shot it in the fall of 1998. The stuff in the terminal was no big deal as we just had a Hi8 handycam and one actor, and it was a weekday. The stuff on the tarmac we called and got permission and were escorted around by airport employees.
The airplane interior was not in a decommissioned 727 that was owned by a man named Bruce Campbell (not the actor) who was converting it into his house.
Nice video I hope you guys a got good grades for this.
jmmurdy 6 months ago
What editing system did you use back then. This is PICTURE PERFECT quality, like an 80's film! What grade did you get?
Ay2har 7 months ago
@Ay2har We rough cut the movie with Casablanca system. It was an early NLE system that was kind of a low-cost, set top box affair.
If memory serves it couldn't bring in all the footage at full resolution so we sort of did a "conform" using a Panasonic SVHS deck to deck system. Transitions were done with a Videonics MX-1 switcher, titles with the TitleMaker 2000. I think we brought the cheesy royalty free music in via a CD player hooked into a little 8 pod Shure mixer.
matthewpfingsten 4 months ago
Never then less, great job with the movie!:)
VonSchrader8842 1 year ago
How and when did you film this???? Cause I fing it very hard to understand how the hell you were able to film in an airport thise day in age?
VonSchrader8842 1 year ago
@VonSchrader8842 We shot it in the fall of 1998. The stuff in the terminal was no big deal as we just had a Hi8 handycam and one actor, and it was a weekday. The stuff on the tarmac we called and got permission and were escorted around by airport employees.
The airplane interior was not in a decommissioned 727 that was owned by a man named Bruce Campbell (not the actor) who was converting it into his house.
matthewpfingsten 1 year ago