Faceless - A New Short
Hey guys, here is one of the three films i'm releasing this week. This one is titled faceless and has been a project iv'e been wanting to make for a while but never had time until now. I do hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.
viewer discretion is advised
FACELESS - 6 MIN
Behind the scenes pics to come!
Cheers,
Fred
Last edited by 1; 2010 August 8th at 22:52. Reason: changed link as requested by OP
Wow hot chick at 4:40. I liked it, different. When I finally saw his face I was like wtf.
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wow great quality and filmDid you shoot this with the Hv20? Also if you don't mind me asking what mic did you use for the sound? Thanks
TRY THIS ONE!
FACELESS - 6 MIN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reMXrfv9V3Q
(Can a mod change the link to the one i have listed here ^)
Cheers,
Fred
All equipment info is on my main channel http://youtube.com/fcrabbath
Ahhhh, I've seen your videos before, and man they are great! I forgot your channel name, so Im glad I came across this thread. Your short films inspire me in a way. Keep up the great work!
thanks guys!
A 7d was used.
Two behind the scenes pictures below! More to come!
loved the short man, keep em coming..
By now I'm sure Marcy has told you I've been a fan of your work for a while now. She's my sister and until I saw "Modern Gods" I had no idea she was working with you. Just out of curiosity what did you have her doing on this on and on "Inventory". And I see in the end titles and credits you put Fred to work on something too.
Bruce Foreman
I am a reforming videomaking addict
Wow i didn't know that! You have a very talented sister! She did the masks and we filmed at their place. Thanks for watching!
Behind the scenes video to come online tomorrow!
Hey Fred.
Great job as always. However, it looks like (according to that BTS shot) that you were recording the location sound off the boom mic to the 7D?
The Korova milkbar sold milk-plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what we were drinking. This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence.
hey, we had a one mic connected to the camera so we can sync it with the video with the boom later in post.
Understood, Fred. Just curious.
The Korova milkbar sold milk-plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what we were drinking. This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence.
Thanks for watching man! Feel free to ask more questions!Originally Posted by HueyNRolf
Do you shoot these for fun, as a learning experiment, or do you enter them in festivals in an attempt to promote your skills? I suppose the answer could be yes to all 3.
If you enter fests, which of your shorts have you entered and how have you done?
Yes to all three i guess, but i also try to hone the craft which each film i make.
I submit to almost all festivals in the south and now going west and north.
Awesome... just awesome.
Glad you liked it irishinamerica!
May I offer one thought:
Your visuals could very easily stand on their own without the voiceover explanations. The message was clear.
Great concept.
Framing, lighting, editing, acting, all great. Story didn't do anything for me. I'm not saying it was bad story telling, just not the genre that appeals to me.
thanks man! everyone has different taste, i respect that.
I did try that, but i found it to add an interesting layer with the VO. Thanks for the thought!
Amazingly well made short film. I just felt the message at the end was a bit too self-righteous. Why can't he just have been horribly disfigured without the morals? I think it's the "Are you?" that ends up bothering me. It seems forced that he talks to the camera directly while everything else in the film feels natural. Camera, lighting and sound are all superb!
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