Wrong Place (Short Action Film 2011) Student Film

(VIEW IN HD! Rough VFX Cut)

Late at night, a police officer walks into a diner to discover a robbery in progress.

Produced at the University of Arizona
BFA Film and Video Production Class of 2012

Players (In Order of Appearance):
Rick Waldrip
R.D. Mower
Michelle Luz
Ben Dietzel
Christian Puentes

Director of Photography
Brody Anderson

Sound Recordist
Nick Going

Key Grip
Colton Stickney

Special Thanks
Dan Brock
Michael Mulcahy
Nick Going
Colton Stickney
Ben Dietzel
Damon Mosier
Craig Huston
Tom Smith
Dan Reeves
Bryan Rickets
The Grill, Tucson
Sarah Schaffer
Chris McDonald

And a VERY special YouTube thanks to Mr. Freddy Wong: We're nowhere near perfect, but each of your videos teaches us something exciting and new that brings us a tiny bit closer. Cheers!

Shot on a Canon t2i (550D). Lenses used: Canon 50mm f/1.4, Sigma 20mm f/1.8, Canon 35mm f/1.4. VFX in Adobe After Effects CS5.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Wrong Place
• short
• action
• film
• student
• drama
• thriller
• guns
• bullets
• muzzle
• flash
• bullet
• hits
• cop
• cops
• robber
• robbers
• robbery
• fight
• gunfight
• fist
• mask
• violent
• violence
• after
• effects
• canon
• t2i
• 550d
• 50mm
• 20mm
• sigma
• 35mm
• 50mm/1.4
• police
• camera
• independent
• movie
• widescreen
• movie film
• director
• cinema
• digital
• crime

[ebayectobuilder]

At 5:02 the bullet holes were gone from the diner's front counter!

[JAWeisman]

@ebayectobuilder I know :) This is actually the rough VFX cut; we still had plenty of work on slate to prepare it for screenings, so believe me...they've since improved!

[webeskimo]

@JAWeisman You have done a very very good job. I'm sure the screenings will or have impressed. I would like to ask you what you felt about the sigma 20mm 1.8 you used specially compared to the 35mm 1.4

[JAWeisman]

@webeskimo Many thanks! We actually really enjoyed using the Sigma 20mm 1.8, though since making this project I've personally come to favor the Sigma 24mm 1.8 a tiny bit more (the main reason being it's a macro, and that's awesome for all kinds of reasons). It's tough to compare the 20mm to the 35, of course, because I use them for different kinds of shots, but in my opinion, if you have those two lenses (20&35) you can cover most things you'll typically need in a shoot.

[cashimirs]

one more thing did all use the h4n for recoding with boom pole

[JAWeisman]

@cashimirs We actually used a Tascam Mini, but every sound you hear in the film is either foley or ADR done after the shoot. There was a concert going on in the restaurant while we were filming, so on-location audio was impossible to get :(

[lmedved5000]

That was pretty bad ass!

[sudiptadas101]

good video, keep it up. big thumbs up

[azuremain]

Wow, this had a real story. Good actors, too. If you're amateurs, well done!

[Sirwinsalotk]

This is great! This is some of the best film-look i've seen from the t2i.

I own one myself and i'm constantly trying to find people who know how to make it look movie-like. This is up there on the best.

Very well done and an awesome story.

[MrMarinMedia]

Legit! Great job all

[gideonMorrison]

no 1080p?