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Film-0-Matic wrote:
though i dont see why they had to use film for this?
Because film is better. :wink:
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I tried the link yesterday and today. It doesn't work:

"Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /clips/paulm.mov on this server."

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S8 Booster wrote:
for once a music video that doesent look like all the raw film is cut in 20 cm pieces by a scissor, mixed in a dry run washing machine and tape re-spliced onto a reel. hey, i can occationally fix my view for almost 2 secs ;-)
Haha! My idea..

Booster, it must be our age :P

However, if young people are watching these very nervous MTV clips all the time, they must become very nervous themselves.

And you know what?
They are...

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Post by Nigel »

I like the video...Hated the song. When I turned off the volume and watched it a couple times It was really good.

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Post by teadub »

I'm with everyone else. Technically very good, especially the lighting and editing. And the defusion effect was pretty cool too.

How come all the shots of the singer in front of the wall paper is so cool? But the rest of the footage (including the lady/baby in front of the wall paper) is normal / warm? Stylistic?

Eitherway it's pretty neat. good job
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Post by T-Scan »

though i dont see why they had to use film for this?
And because digital slomo looks like crap, all jerky and shit. how many fps was that? 40?
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around 50, but we used one of those wild speed control boxes for the arri sr, so it could be anything i guess. unlike the older arri's the sr's don't have tachs either so it's impossible to know.

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