Here’s a 10-minute, DSLR-shot movie about movies. Directed by Nuno Rocha and shot in Austin Texas. It might be a bit meta, but it comes with the message for screenwriters to treat your characters like they’re real people…
Shot on a Canon 7D.
[via TickleBooth]
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I wish I had words for how awesomely well written that was. I can’t find anything I didn’t totally love about it. If you catch this Nuno, good work.
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russ on 11.18.10 @ 3:39PM
I got a 7d my self and it is a great bit of kit,the film was not bad have seen the story line before the guy from Scotland ???? very poor accent I thought he was Irish.
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radrave on 11.18.10 @ 3:53PM
I’m completely surprised at all the fanfare over this self-conscious and self-important little flick. Nice production values though.
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John on 11.18.10 @ 5:45PM
Well done – I like that debate over the screenplay at the opening. I too use a 7D with a Merlin Steadicam. I noticed those were dolly tracked (I think) they were very smooth and it was lit (like a film prod.) Both keys to making it watchable. Eye candy is a given because we are already used to it on TV. And sound was perfect. Anything less looks like a reality show. Great work !
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Nice job! Very entertaining and very well produced. That one went into my Vimeo favorites!
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Jack on 04.25.12 @ 1:24AM
I wanted to like this. But that loud mouth tosser completely butchered my native accent. That was the worst attempt at a Scottish accent I’ve heard in years. I would have been offended if he hadn’t come off looking like such a bad actor to boot.
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that was really well done