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sexta-feira, 21 de novembro de 2014

imaginem um filme onde os personagens se transformam á medida que os diálogos terminam.assim alice deixa de ser alice.passa a ser um corvo vingativo a rainha de copas já não será mais a rainha de copas.agora é a noiva de um vampiro.

quinta-feira, 13 de novembro de 2014

BEYOND, sci fi short film from Raphael Rogers on Vimeo.
Arya is the last remaining member of her family, a lineage with a unique genetic code that grants the ability to survive the folding of temporal and spatial boundaries... In short, she can teleport. Tasked with exploring new planets, she is in search of something that will explain who exactly she is and where she comes from.

Director: Raphael Rogers
Producers: Raphael Rogers, Bianca Malinowski
Talent: Bianca Malinowski, Andrew Varenhorst, Raphael Rogers
Contact: shortfilmbeyond@gmail.com


More Info:
For those interested, I shot this with a Canon c100. Lenses used were the Canon 24mm IS prime, the Canon 50mm 1.4, the 100mm Macro IS 2.8 and the Tokina 11-16mm. By far, most of it was shot on the 24 and the 100. The final shot was done with my trusty 5DII as it was a pickup. There was no crew on this shoot. Just myself and Bianca. The shoot took 3 days and post production took significantly longer. All the visuals were done in after effects. I used Element3D a good amount. Thank you to everyone who helped me out during all the time spent editing. You know who you are.

Raphael's IMDB: http://imdb.com/name/nm4776738/
Bianca's IMDB: http://imdb.com/name/nm2841629/
Andrew's IMDB: http://imdb.com/name/nm2967554/

A few before and after shots I posted: http://blog.planet5d.com/2013/08/can-one-man-produce-a-mind-blowing-sci-fi-short-solo-with-the-canon-eos-c100-yes/
Managed by: Scott Glassgold of IAM Entertainment

segunda-feira, 3 de março de 2014

CINENOSTALGIA. NOSFERATU

warrensmith888Source:
warrensmith888:
In Dracula movies, once the heroes wise up, grab a crucifix, and go after the vampire things get resolved pretty quickly.  Typically, the heroes don’t have to be clever, just courageous.
In Nosferatu, no one even has to raise a crucifix against Count Orlok.  He just seems to pick the wrong victim at the wrong time.   It’s still a pretty great movie though.
Made just twenty five years after the book was written, it felt like the actors, their clothes, and the settings were very close to the time period of the novel….something that other adaptations of the novel had to work hard to recreate.
It’s hard to say whether one ought to consider this the definitive Dracula film.  It is very good.  Silent films have an unusual quality that I can still appreciate.  They are closer to ballet or opera when they have full orchestra soundtracks.  Like everyone else today, I’m more accustomed to modern movies (or at least ‘talkies’) but the best silent films are great to watch on special occasions.
AND THE OSCAR GOES TO…
IN A TIME PIZZAS WERE MADE OF …(BLOOD)?
B& W?
SILENT PIZZAS?

CINEMA.MILA JOVOVICH


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