The smallest camera that I've flown so far. The black magic pocket camera. Shooting a part of a music video up in Mt. Beacon— at Hudson Highlands State Park. ---FBS Grad Mathew Perez |
Friday, October 31, 2014
Pick of the Week
Bellflower (2011)- Two drinking, smoking college pals
build muscle cars & modified weapons hoping that Armageddon happens.
Their goal? To rule the roads just like in their all-time favorite film
"Mad Max". That's enough for me...I'm in.
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
Film Crew Slang
Hot Set- After the master shot is complete, everything in view is now "Hot". Don't touch or move anything lest
you mess up the continuity of future shots. A chair in the wrong place,
a closed book that was previously open, a missing ashtray etc.
Master Shot- We film a master shot to capture all of the key dialogue, action and plot points of a scene. Usually it is a somewhat wide frame (but not always). Once the scene has been established in this way, we can shoot coverage, the many and varied specialty shots to enhance the edit and tell the story.
Master Shot- We film a master shot to capture all of the key dialogue, action and plot points of a scene. Usually it is a somewhat wide frame (but not always). Once the scene has been established in this way, we can shoot coverage, the many and varied specialty shots to enhance the edit and tell the story.
Monday, October 20, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
Pick of the Week
"Decoy for Terror" (A.K.A. "The Playgirl Killer" A.K.A "Portrait of Fear) 1968-
A deranged artist kills and freezes women for the sake of his art. Not
only is this fun Canadian schlock, but 50's-60's teen pop star Neil
Sedaka (famous for..."I love, I love my little calender girl..! Yeah, yeah,yeah!)
breaks into song several times. Best Scene-The artist has frozen a
girl as a statue posed with a strung bow and arrow. Guess what happens
when the power goes out and the room warms up?
Dialogue Greatness
"The Outlaw Josie Wales"(1976) - Clint Eastwood is civil war
gunman Josie Wales battling the Union Army criminals who murdered his
family. He encounters a snake oil salesman who foolishly chooses to try
to sell his "medicinal" to the stoic gunfighter. The carpetbagger rolls
off an impossibly long a list of ailment cures and uses for his potion.
The salesman finally finishes his list smiling confidently. Josie ponders it for a second:
Josie: [spits a glob of tobacco juice directly on the man's white suit] "How's it for stains?"
Josie: [spits a glob of tobacco juice directly on the man's white suit] "How's it for stains?"
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Friday, October 3, 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
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