DEAD-FUNNY

'2 Days Later 2009 film competition' award winning film Dead-Funny Directed by David Keith

(Best Film, Best Director, Best Editor, Best Cinematography, Best Sound)

Shot on a budget of £400 over 48hours in and around Aberdeen, Scotland.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• days
• later
• short
• film
• winner
• budget
• movie
• margate
• horror
• aberdeen
• blood
• HD
• canon
• xlh1
• cinema
• David
• Keith
• director
• dolly
• belmont
• scotland

[RicksMayhem]

This deserves to be as viewed as Treevenge the famous Christmas Horror short from the Creators of Hobo With a ShotGun. You've done a great job and once attack of the Herbals hits the U.S. to pick it up first thing.

[ed2bob]

Great film - nicely shot, well acted, good editing, sound design is strong. Well done.

[EvilAvidEditor]

@ninjatraceur Hi it was the Canon XLH1 HDV camera I used, the camera has three built in ND filters that if used correctly can shallow you depth of field giving you a more movie like image. I would buy a Canon 5d Mark II if you want movie images, it has a 35mm sensor the same as real movie cameras.

[ninjatraceur]

@EvilAvidEditor Xl1s? Where d'ya get your filters from? And what program are you using to capture your tape to pc with? Its a great looking peice i recently picked an xl1s up and not getting anywhere near this quality : ( and wanna do the 2 days later next year but worried my cameras not upto it, nice work keep it up dude!

[MEOSHABEAN1]

Nice work I liked it alot

M.V.B Films

[sdironside]

well done david great stuff looks and sounds excellent.

[JMrBrown]

8:56 LOL

[Grantyboouy]

loving it!

[ShoeStringFilms2010]

Excellent..I remember seeing this at Margate. Fully deserved Winner!

[EvilAvidEditor]

Used the Canon frame mode and a slightly higher shutter rate to get the film motion. For the depth of field I used ND filters to the point that the entire movie was shot with the lens flat open, which forces the background to go out of focus.