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Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 9:11 pm
by jrmy
echodeluxe wrote:well, i think its part of the "release" that i chose. i drink something that knocks me out, and the last thing i see before im gone is a beautiful woman. it was just supposed to be part of the deal, and maybe a little more because she doesnt so much get attached as she does empathize with me.
i dunno.
Ah, that makes sense. And yeah, if one had to choose the way to go, that would take a little of the edge off.
Totally thumbs up - really nicely done!
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:27 am
by echodeluxe
thanks i appreciate you guys taking 12 minutes to actually watch the thing. it was a blast. and i was really happy to do the score.
im hoping this will open up other opportunities for me to score films and stuff.
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:24 am
by basti moon
This was an excellent use of 12 minutes!
I don't know much about the camera work, but I think it was a nice use of after effects. Maybe a bit much blur some places, although I think it was intentional.
You're a great actor, some funny little quirks that seem believable and really help fill out the character and that's a great bonus in a short film. And your girlfriend was amazing, she did the support role so well. Her glances and mood changes left the movie with a more open-ended feeling, I think.
On the soundtrack, personally I'm not that big of a fan of drones like that for tension building, so I was biased. Still, I thought it worked well, and the shift to diegetic in the guitar scene was a good move, it really helped shape the mental state of Ross. Anyone who plays guitar recognises what it feels like to noodle with those chords when you're anxious about something. And for someone who doesn't play guitar, it's melancholy enough in the right way to grasp.
And my favourite is the ending, with the Eno-ish melody, that was beautiful.
Why'd Sophia have to take off her shirt to choke poor Ross?
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 4:29 pm
by echodeluxe
basti moon wrote:This was an excellent use of 12 minutes!
I don't know much about the camera work, but I think it was a nice use of after effects. Maybe a bit much blur some places, although I think it was intentional.
You're a great actor, some funny little quirks that seem believable and really help fill out the character and that's a great bonus in a short film. And your girlfriend was amazing, she did the support role so well. Her glances and mood changes left the movie with a more open-ended feeling, I think.
On the soundtrack, personally I'm not that big of a fan of drones like that for tension building, so I was biased. Still, I thought it worked well, and the shift to diegetic in the guitar scene was a good move, it really helped shape the mental state of Ross. Anyone who plays guitar recognises what it feels like to noodle with those chords when you're anxious about something. And for someone who doesn't play guitar, it's melancholy enough in the right way to grasp.
And my favourite is the ending, with the Eno-ish melody, that was beautiful.
Why'd Sophia have to take off her shirt to choke poor Ross?
Wow I'm insanely flattered!
My gf is a great actor. I'm always surprised when I see her work. She's actually a model/actress by trade.
I'm with you as far as not really being into droned stuff, but the director was really into that moody stuff so I gave it my best shit. I'm glad you liked the last song! I had to most fun on hat and I really like it.
I have no idea why she had to take her shirt off, but us anyone complaining? Haha
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:40 pm
by hazelwould
Cool man! What'd you shoot with? I'm not in the school of "all film should make sense," but yea a bit ambiguous. The reasoning for the release didn't seem as impactful. I have a really dark short film I directed a few years ago about a woman addicted to plastic surgery. Still haven't edited it yet.

But it was a ton of fun and involved pro dudes, and crazy makeup/prosthetics.
Acting was great, camera work was great, and the score was cool!
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:36 am
by echodeluxe
thanks! i think it was a 5D mkIII or something. i dont remember. there were a few cameras. i remember there was a ton of lenses. we used a lensbaby for the opening shot at the doctors. we also had a 50mm and i think a 24(?) or whatever, they called it the glamour lens.
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:17 am
by quarterpound
Soundtrack was awaaaaaasuuuummmm!!!
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 5:24 pm
by echodeluxe
thanks! its all fd2, smmh, and whammy 5. there might be some ad9 in there too.
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 6:07 pm
by 9520575
Neato
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:25 pm
by echodeluxe
meato
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 4:36 am
by quarterpound
cool, I presume... smmh is... stereo memory man w hazarai..?
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 5:02 am
by Twangasaurus
Twas cool. I wouldn't take that guys chicken noodle soup either.
Re: i was in a short film that i also composed the score to.
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 2:27 pm
by echodeluxe
Twangasaurus wrote:Twas cool. I wouldn't take that guys chicken noodle soup either.
chicken noodle semen soup
quarterpound wrote:cool, I presume... smmh is... stereo memory man w hazarai..?
bingo.