Chalk -- Study #1
Uploader Comments (acheronwalthers)
Top Comments
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Absolutely fantastic! Great use of all the filmy techniques, mixing of chronology, and music etc.
(A bit sad to see Eva smoking though)
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Awesome Video, Great Music, Smoking Kills lol
All Comments (54)
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I like the imagery, camera handling, song, etc. It's a little dark but it worked in some parts. Keep doing studies like this. :)
The smoking seemed gratuitous unless the viewer is meant to understand something by it. Taken out of context as a study makes that hard to do and probably hard to convey if there was a point for it. This was only a minute long video and that seemed to be a big part (5 shots of smoking), whether or not it was meant to be important.
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I like this.
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Beautiful.
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Very well put together, I enjoyed this immensely.
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I really like this one.
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This is so cool. Probably one of my favorites. Again, I love the camera angling. The song was good too.
I liked this. The camera movement mimiced the swirl in the chalk. The smoking worked, because smoking works. The intellect with a pipe, the fat cat with a cigar, the villian with a cigarette held like a dart are either classic archtypes or trite card board cut outs. The contempative person in a swirl of smoke works in your film because it fits the overall theme of the movie. Otherwise, it would be an amateur image. I am crediting it to a deft touch, but becareful of using smoking. as an image.
Stanwoody 2 years ago
I missed this comment. Thanks.
I did intend the smoking to fit with the chalk movements and the fluid (and smoky) movements of the camera and the idea of the movie. But I indeed don't intend to overuse smoking as a symbol.
Glad you liked it. :]
acheronwalthers 2 years ago
I think Eva is sooooo very pretty. :)
quietworld24 2 years ago
Hey, thanks
-Eva
acheronwalthers 2 years ago
Wow, this video was so beautiful, I loved all the shots you used! Can't wait to see the next one :).
I really hate to be the person to ask this question, but what's the name of the song you used?
frogswhatfrogs 2 years ago
It's a song called Roger and Jessica by an old student of my dad's. He was doing his final project on Gravity's Rainbow as a CD.
acheronwalthers 2 years ago