Overnite Short Film - "Sean and Peter"

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Talk about busy. Sean and I have the sort of schedule that leaves us little time to smell the roses; and if we are smelling roses, it's only because we should be doing something else. We've been especially busy working with our friend Neil Patel ( http://www.quicksprout.com/about ), who on the off-hand might be able to provide us with a new place to shoot our episodes (Sean's beloved garage will inevitably run short of space). Concerning our own personal schedules, Sean has been haggling with a few web designers for TZ v2.0, as well as doing his darnest to squeeze in time for Zelda ( http://www.gamespot.com/ds/adventure/thelegendofzeldads/review.html?om_act=co... ).

As for me, I only just started Zelda; nevermind the hundred-twenty page screenplay I have due at the end of the semester.

Without further delay, our apologies. As usual, here's a short from our "vault," called Sean and Peter. It was written, directed and edited by Sean, and pretty much shot over the span of a single evening. As always in these older videos, we had nobody else behind the camera. That moving dolly shot was accomplished with an electric screwdriver. That same shot also took us seven straight hours to get right.

Man, were we insane back then.

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[Paintedsheep]

Nice job guys...a little weird but I like weird.

You guys have an almost creepy, effeminate demeanor.

[esotericsean]

Haha, thanks. I've been meaning to ask about your dolly again. I'll send you an email.

[absynth21]

that was really fantastic! the production was impressive!.. what camera were u guys fighting on anyway? must be good! :P

[esotericsean]

Thanks :) We're shooting with a Panasonic DVX100A right now

[CreativitytoSpare]

I love the opening of the package. Nice explosion of packing peanuts. Well thought out shots and concept. Much better that the majority of films I sit through in competitions here in phoenix.

[esotericsean]

Thanks very much :)

What types of competitions do you attend in Phoenix?

[eboyyyd23]

Iknow every comments from like a year ago but I still like it!!

[singmesilence]

sooo many great shots. i'm very impressed.

[CreativitytoSpare]

The IFP:PHX and the A3F. Independent Features Project:Phoenix and the Almost Famous Film Festival. 24 and 48 hour film challenges.

[esotericsean]

Peter didn't write it in the description, but this was one of our very first shorts from when we were just starting.