Super 8 music video in progress

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Super 8 music video in progress

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My first music video shot on 11 rolls of vision2 7217/7218, total of 8 hrs. of work and I can not wait the next time the band is in town to do the rest of scene. Sorry, guys, the song is in Tagalog (Pilipino language)

http://blip.tv/file/491353?filename=Amf ... him115.mov

here is a rough translation.

I don't understand, these burdening feelings
try as I may to ignore them, still they linger on
time hastening, no longer want to tolerate it
all through life expecting, forced to live with them

chorus:
nothing else I can do
but to wait for the end
I don't know If I have the strength
to get back up again. or able to go back again

can someone tell me what to do
all I want is that all doubts in my mind to stop
to learn who I am, to escape the darkness
to see again, and vanquished all these hidden secrets I'm keeping

(Repeat Chorus)
why can't I understand... why can't I patiently wait

Let me know what you guys think?

Thanks,
Ray
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Post by romeojesus »

wow..I like the desaturated look of the scenes where
the band plays their instruments..

too bad it has so much interlacing artifacts and slight jitter :(


please tell me more the produczion process:
Camera, lighting, processing of film, telecine, post production

here is a link to my latest project...requires divx-player
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Is that all Super 8 Tri X? Looks good and sharp like a cinegon 10mm?
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Post by romeojesus »

thanks..
its 99% tri-x, rest plus-x

I used the optivaron in addition with the schneider ultrawide III lens.

the original footage is even sharper.
what you see on stage6 is a divx file
that used an 200mb mpeg as source file..

the second part of the video got aired on mtv here in germany
a few weeks ago :)
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Post by schoft »

Both videos ( romeojesus & kay ) were really good. I like the title 'Hurensohnologie', hahaha. With what camera was all the tri-x filmed with ?
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leicina special
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Post by superotto.40 »

very very good job Ray, my compliment :D
entirely shot on vision2 200T super8? wow...
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Super 8 music video in progress

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This music video is a self assignment that I shot on Beaulieu 6008 PRO with Angenieux 6-80 T1.4, exposed/processed normal and telecine to mini DV by flying spot. I did the post on Final Cut and as for lighting I used 3 650, 2 300 watts ARRI Fresnel
Any suggestion on what you think is missing or lucking in the video to improved it.

Thanks.
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Post by greg_8mm »

too bad you got the interlacing problems, otherwise it looks awsome!

And romeo, do you have a downloadable link to your clip? I'm havin some trouble watchin it embedded in that website..
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Post by Ray »

Hey Greg,

How do I fix the interlacing problem?
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Post by greg_8mm »

Well, first of all, I'm no expert at all when it comes down to telecine and stuff. But the best way to transfer footage would be to scan each frame individually and thus making a progressive video file. On a transfer for me (it was done by an individual who I don't know) I got a dv video clip sent back to me in 24fps, while the frame rate i shot in was 18fps, and the movie was interlaced. So every 3 frames there was some sort of 'in between frame'. Well, next time I'm gonna try to get rid of this by getting a better transfer. What you can do now is deinterlace your footage. In your editing software there must be some effect somewhere where you can deinterlace footage. The software will generate the 'in between frame' from the 2 separate fields that you had before..
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Post by steve hyde »

RE: interlacing:

Try encoding again and select "de-interlace" in the settings.
Nice looking photography. Looks like super 16 with the 16:9 crop.
The band will be stoked.


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Post by Plastik »

Nicely shot - it looks good. Even the interlaced effect adds a certain aesthetic to the whole thing, though I know you don’t want that. The band should be happy indeed.
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Super 8 music video in progress

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Thank,s guys, for all your comments.
Romeo the music video looks great from the parts that I saw. I am also having trouble watching it in the website.
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