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1. "The Last 3 Minutes" Directed by Po Chan
1 year ago
The main character in this short is William Turner, a janitor whose life seems mundane on the surface but as it develops, many interesting layers are revealed. We shot his boring existence in the present day at 24fps utilizing the new Canon 5D firmware.
As William's life unfolds from present day to the past, we shot with the Canon 5D at 30fps and pulled it in at 24fps to give it a slightly dreamy feel. The creamy Canon 'L' series glass delivered the period look that we were hoping to achieve.
Director: Po Chan
Cinematographer and Executive Producer: Shane Hurlbut, ASC
Producer: Greg Haggart
Editor: Vashi Nedomansky
As William's life unfolds from present day to the past, we shot with the Canon 5D at 30fps and pulled it in at 24fps to give it a slightly dreamy feel. The creamy Canon 'L' series glass delivered the period look that we were hoping to achieve.
Director: Po Chan
Cinematographer and Executive Producer: Shane Hurlbut, ASC
Producer: Greg Haggart
Editor: Vashi Nedomansky
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Give my best to Lydia & the crew!
I wonder what the budget of this piece was ?..
Love and Aloha, Kalani-
bit.ly/canon-behind-the-scenes
Thanks in advance : )
Perfectly showcases what this DSLR revolution is really good for:
Low light and size! It goes where no other camera can go.
the new Reverie for 5D, now 5D 24P :)
the audio is direct or separated capture?
Ok, back to technical: Shane shows what is possible with the 5D! Thank you for your work you do for the community!
Great job. :)
Thanks so much for your great feedback. If you would not mind asking this question on our blog, that would be great. We try and direct any technical questions to the blog so that we don't get too scattered, and so that other users can benefit from the interaction there! Thank you, we really appreciate it!!
hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/
Shane
This piece takes me back to one of my favorite pieces by Chris Milk, shot on the 5d.
vimeo.com/4155700
Dig the war scene, great production value.
'J-dog
And where to find Timothy Godwin music... Google did'nt help me so much !
Timothy's music can be found on his website and his myspace:
timgodwin.net
home.myspace.com/timgodwinmusic
Hope this helps!!
Shane
Good work though! That girlfriend was hot.
Either way, five minutes well spent.
Shane
I did have one question, one scene that I couldn't figure out. What was the significance of the 2 guys they saw walking on the side of the road? They looked like hobos, but I couldn't figure out how that tied in.
At first I thought William Turner was in WWII, not Vietnam.
Keep up the good work, I also loved your commentary at the Zacuto shoot out.
All the best
Brian Dixen
I'm talking about it on my blog tatami.sushiadv.com
Best story I have seen to date on Vimeo. How did you film the POV, helmet or?
Thanks so much for your great feedback. If you would not mind asking this question on our blog, that would be great. We try and direct any technical questions to the blog so that we don't get too scattered, and so that other users can benefit from the interaction there! Thank you, we really appreciate it!!
hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/
Shane
Excellent work. I wish to be as good as you are one day
Very well done. Thanks
Thank you for making such a great short film.
I consider this a Gem!
Thank you!