Demo Reel: 35mm Movie Scene
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@PBK0909 Yes there are post effects and colour correction. The camera used is shown in the 35mm demo reel behind the scenes video.
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@aMMarQuteineh It was originally pieced together in AMC. I ran it through FCP as a means to convert it further and color correct it differently using, FCP and Red Giant Plug Ins
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last, in which editing software did u cut the footages? on AMC or FCP ? and which color correcting software did u use? again i cant stop re-watching this film, great feeling
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@analogueaddict I'm happy I shot 35 mm too. Digital has it's benefits but film is a lot of things digital is not that is for sure. Thanks for watching,
Rocky
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damn i wanted to see the full body burn.
markterryonline 5 months ago
@markterryonline me too!
rockynashfilms 5 months ago
thanks for replying, and i cant hide to u that am applying for an MFA in filmmaking at LFS, where's the chance to work closely with all sorts of cameras.
keep the good work, waiting for more :))
aMMarQuteineh 10 months ago
@aMMarQuteineh That's awesome! focus on lighting just as much as camera is one thought I have for you. Stay in touch and send films!
rockynashfilms 10 months ago
Thats very cool, but how is the RAW footage look ? doesnt it look more sharply than what we saw here, i mean did u use any kind of soft filters either on the Mattebox or in the Post ? because eyes can clearly guess that. i liked the footage, its really moving me inside the film, great feeling, and great look
could u plz tell us whats the benifit from the 35 instead of the new Digital Cinema like the RedOne ? i have worked in all sorts of cameras except the 35mm..so plz line us the difference
aMMarQuteineh 10 months ago
@aMMarQuteineh Yes the footage was sharper for sure (there are filters on this footage - in post) The benefits of film can be debated for a long time at this point in time. If you are pro film you are going to like the organic look of film, the blurriness of 24 fps, the detail and quality, the traits of different film stock, all of it. I'm more pro digital at this point (for me and my use). I think people are getting use to digital as well and liking its look. The cameras are getting better too.
rockynashfilms 10 months ago