The Dead Of Night
2 years ago
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58. The Dead Of Night
2 years ago
Our final film for the semester, shot on 16mm.
The project was to pick a specific genre, and then use the conventions of the genre to make a film.
The members of the team are -
Ted Adair
Andrew Belsten
Joel Curran
Alana Jones
Alvin Webster
Robbie Williams
And a big thanks to all the actors who gave up there time to be in it-
Stuart Daulman
Emily Hall
Dylan Cole
Jake Ludowyke
Steve George
Monika Keenan
Nick Turner
Ben Kazarcos
The project was to pick a specific genre, and then use the conventions of the genre to make a film.
The members of the team are -
Ted Adair
Andrew Belsten
Joel Curran
Alana Jones
Alvin Webster
Robbie Williams
And a big thanks to all the actors who gave up there time to be in it-
Stuart Daulman
Emily Hall
Dylan Cole
Jake Ludowyke
Steve George
Monika Keenan
Nick Turner
Ben Kazarcos
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But really Joel...Je T'aime. <3
Bolex, K3 or Arriflex?
And thanks!
Except how weak that drink gets poured 45 seconds in.
I think you should have gone with Australian accents though. I always cringe when people do American accents, I'd probably cringe more if I was American.
As for the blazing car crash ending, do you mean that in a literal or metaphoric way?
But yeah, I see the point about the dialogue. Geoffrey Wright's version of Macbeth was ruined by the mix of Shakespearean dialogue and Australian accents. (And the acting in general was poor - which didn't help things).
Really, I would have chosen to do Australian accents, with dialogue to suit. So, instead of using the cliche dialogue to do a pastiche of American noir films, I'd go with an 'Australian' noir type of thing.
The accents are perfect. I had some trouble understanding the dialogue @ :54± .
Very Well put together.
Impressive stuff here. Beautifully shot, sharp dialogue, all-around entertaining.