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The riveting, emotionally charged story of one man's journey from rock stardom to rock bottom, rescued by his faith, the love of a woman, his family, and his band mates; it is a story of despair and of hope for all.
With Director Norry Niven (DGA) was born into a family of performers. His grandfath...
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What is “Goodbye, Columbus”? A story of a summer romance, a satirical sketch of suburban arriviste Jews in the fifties—sure. But when I stumbled on Philip Roth’s first book on the shelf of my high school library, “Goodbye, Columbus” seemed to me abo...
Modern Times, Charlie Chaplin’s last outing as the Little Tramp, puts the iconic character to work as a giddily inept factory employee who becomes smitten with a gorgeous gamine (Paulette Goddard). With its barrage of unforgettable gags and sly commentary on class struggle during the Great Depressio...
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We have 50 world class scripts. Can YOU make one into a short film? Can you make a short film that will deeply move audiences worldwide who watch the final feature film?
Kevin Luck → Writing For Film & TV: I'm in Auckland, New Zealand and spend a lot of my writing time editing and tidying the scripts of friends and colleagues. One day I'll finish writing my own!
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Professionally speaking, the ability to "handle" a script is gold, especially in TV. And I can't give you a figure, but a lot of Studio movies are...
Kevin Luck → 360 VR Filmmakers: The last ultra-low budget feature I worked on experimented with VR by re-shooting every scene immediately after the "standard" shots were done using a Nikon 360 camera (sorry don't recall the actual model name) to find out something about what the... moreThe last ultra-low budget feature I worked on experimented with VR by re-shooting every scene immediately after the "standard" shots were done using a Nikon 360 camera (sorry don't recall the actual model name) to find out something about what the production process and issues were. The most notable issues were: 1. The need to clear the set of equipment and crew. Mics, in particular were problematic at first until we started using lavs. 2. Locating the camera to get the best "shots".
3. Re-blocking the scene to account for the change in camera POV. It was just toe-dipping into the waters of VR narrative filming. We now realise that there will need to be major pre-vis done for the 360/VR film aspects for the next film we tackle this way. As for the usability of the footage, I don't know yet as I have not been involved with any of the editing. What I also wonder about is the likelihood of anyone being prepared to wear a VR headset for a feature's length. Not sure I would with the products I have tried so far. less