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Nocturne Op9, No2 |
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I just watched it and it just seems a liltte self-conscious from some of the shooting angles to the plot. I mean as if the film is to aware of itself. Some of the close-ups of the men in the car and the meeting with the girl at the corner seem too contrived.Diana Reply:October 22nd, 2009 at 5:44 pm@Davin Ellicson, what a ridiculous comment. His film was meant to show the capabilities of the camera, especially in low light. That it did and admirably. It wasn't meant for Sundance. Reply:October 23rd, 2009 at 1:12 am@Diana, woops! sorry for the comment.ryan tower Reply:October 23rd, 2009 at 3:09 pm@Diana, agree! But even with just a video to show capabilities of the camera (which it did) I thought the short was amazing as a story.James Reply:October 23rd, 2009 at 12:58 am@Davin Ellicson, yeah, I agree with Diana nonsense comment. I'm certain that in your filmmaking endeavours you are close to Stanley Kubrick Davin but it's a pretty disrespectful thing to say to someone. Not very nice. and while we are picking nits I think the word you are looking for is too contrivedJames Reply:October 23rd, 2009 at 1:02 am .an addendum to my comment I loved this short looks beautiful, neat liltte idea and lovely edit. Nice job Vincent. Look forward to seeing it in 1080 thx Reply:October 23rd, 2009 at 1:13 am@James, I have a MKII but am only just starting with video. I admire Laforet very much. Again, sorry for my commentary.James Reply:October 26th, 2009 at 4:14 pm@Davin Ellicson, As much as I expected a terse self-righteous response I am surprised (and delighted) to see your answer. I often think the internet acts like a car, isolating people from the world and bringing out the worst in human nature. I am delighted to see you prove me wrong. No harm, no foul. I am certain (having looked at your stills work) that you have a talent that will, given time, come good in motion. I wish you all the very best. J.Gustav Johansen Reply:June 12th, 2010 at 6:37 am@James, Oh my freaking God, if the mission was to see the capabilities of the 1D in low light situations why would he use such a big crew and such a large production to show that? Davin was precise and gave a good constructive input and you call that nonsense. But like all of you laforet-fanboys you all get pissed by the least criticism. And then you go on and nitpick on his language haha, you sir are a douche. |
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A full critique: One word, nuts'. This is obsuoivly out to appeal to two kinds of viewers. One, emo-jokers looking for a laugh, or two, hormonal young men with a goth/lez fetish. Silly plot balance aside, fairly well-filmed, not properly audio-fixed, but good for a home production. Lisa did a good job on cosmetics, hair, and costuming (though the character role was obsuoivly not something that needed a lot of effort). Diana did the supporting act well. Audio track well-chosen. |
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Would you happen to have any falmiy photo's that were taken in Sterling that you would be willing to share? I live in Sterling and am interested in the history. Any photo's that also include buildings are of interest.I remember your Aunt Francis and Uncle Dugan and Butch, they lived down the road from me when I was growing up. |
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Would you happen to have any flimay photo's that were taken in Sterling that you would be willing to share? I live in Sterling and am interested in the history. Any photo's that also include buildings are of interest.I remember your Aunt Francis and Uncle Dugan and Butch, they lived down the road from me when I was growing up. |
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Nathan |
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