inthelunchbox
Member
Hey guys I am new here as you can tell but I made some short films over the past few weeks and would like to share them with the community here and see what you guys think and receive tips and advice.
"Going to work"
http://inthelunchbox.blip.tv/file/643666/
"The Only game"
http://inthelunchbox.blip.tv/file/626907/
"Fate"
derek
Member
dude,
Start a blog here in the lounge and embed your blip.tv players So I can watch them here. By the way I liked the "going to Work" video I watched.
inthelunchbox
Member
Hey thanks man, I will make a blog the only set back to embedding the video to a blog is you have to watch the videos through flash and its worse quality so i thought i would just give you guys a direct link to the quicktime movie so you could fully enjoy it.
Also I would like any criticism anyone can give I would appreciate it.
tritrinh
Member
You got a good foundation for camerawork, some tracking shot are abit too top heavy for my taste. I love tracking shots but man they are hard to perfect. Scorceses is a genious at directing super long shots you might want to check his style out abit, and you might want to check out Alfonso Cuaron. But everythig looks great just keep being experimental.
inthelunchbox
Member
Thanks man that really helped are these professional directors and filmmakers you mentioned or are these people on the forums?
tritrinh
Member
Martin Scorseses directed many movie such as Departed, Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, and kundun. He love tracking shots. Alfonso Cuaron directed Children of Men which he uses Documentary style shooting with long takes and shaky camera movements.
Oh I highly sugest you watch this Korean movie It should be in any blockbuster is call Chingoo (Friend), it will be the greatest movie you will ever see such a great plot and story line.
nvedia
Member
yes "Going to Work" is too good...!
rebe
Member
I watched going to work and thought you did a great job!