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51. Influencia
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A short film I made in Brasil with family and friends. We only used natural, existing light to make this. It was a great way to bond and learn the language.
Directed and written by David Dutton
Filmed and edited by David Dutton
Sound Editor/ Re-recording mixer: Anthony Wall
Music By Henry Dutton
Cartoon Robot by Mike Dutton
Wall paintings by José Dilton Perrelli
Translation by Liane Dutton
Narration by Pedro Formaggini Peterson
Starring
José Dilton Perrelli as Xuxu
Silas Nogueira - Jurandi
Exídio Correia - Zuca
Victória Vilas Boas - Sobrinha (Niece)
Narration by Pedro Formaggini Peterson
Shot in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
duttonfilms.com
Directed and written by David Dutton
Filmed and edited by David Dutton
Sound Editor/ Re-recording mixer: Anthony Wall
Music By Henry Dutton
Cartoon Robot by Mike Dutton
Wall paintings by José Dilton Perrelli
Translation by Liane Dutton
Narration by Pedro Formaggini Peterson
Starring
José Dilton Perrelli as Xuxu
Silas Nogueira - Jurandi
Exídio Correia - Zuca
Victória Vilas Boas - Sobrinha (Niece)
Narration by Pedro Formaggini Peterson
Shot in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
duttonfilms.com
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when you drink too much always you find a Murales" in bath! hahaha!
Excellent.
What lens did you use?
like the robot in his
how interesting our conversation would be !
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So I have one comment to make ... the narration! seem childish and self explanatory, which is totally unnecessary, the film could have been understood perfectly well without the narration. That was on purpose?
Excellent work
Really brilliant work!
Like it very much though ;-)
I agree that the story carried well enough purely within the visuals, but I felt the narrative added a nice punctuation that might have been lost without it.
It seems as though one person made a comment and the rest decided to ride the coat tails. I guess that's why there is a difference between an artist and a critic.
Luckily, you don't need those coat tails... ;)
Great video.
I don't understand people's aversion to narration. But, again I can't help but notice... often times the biggest critics are those with the least content of substance.
I saw some of your other vids... You've got talent. Nice raw quality... Keep it up!
I had to watch a second time. I rarely do that.
Congrats.
b) I wasn't trying to make something dark.
c) Sorry, I'm the stupid one. I liked the look of the vignette.
You'll get them.
Cheers!
That comment barely makes sense.
Not entirely sure what you mean by "a standpoint of very little grounding and background"--I'm guessing what you mean to say, in "big boy language", is that I'm not qualified to criticize this work, because I don't have a gold ADDY award.
Well, maybe you're right. I don't have a gold ADDY award, so I don't know what that feels like. However I'd counter back by saying, if a video requires a gold ADDY award to appreciate, maybe there's something wrong with the video?
As for grouping me in with "some people that are lacking in talent", I definitely take fewer self-portraits than you, so I guess you have me beat there as well. Despite being outclassed severely by the professional freelance photographer, I still contest that vignettes are generally overused.
Please forgive me, I forgot that Vimeo is a place where only compliments are valid, and anyone with an expensive camera is an "artist"... for a minute there I thought maybe I'd have a different opinion; try something other than incessant back-patting, but boy did you shut me up good.
You'll get them (more gold ADDYs).
Cheers!
It is a wonderful work, very sensitive and even crazy, surreal. One of the best work I've seen.
I hope you do not criticize my English (it is thanks to Saint Google).
Plus my narration style is based off children story readings, or old 80's nature programs. I'm definitely influenced from "The Gods Must be Crazy" :)
Keep up the very good work my friend! :)
John
More!
Have you seen this? vimeo.com/9764083
It's a web series produced by a college class that ended up in the New York Times...
This movie makes me chuckle when I finally get the meaning...and in my mind somehow I've made my crazy interpretation of it all, but it wasnt till hours later, and it's funny to me.
David, bring out your 16-18 year old humor and check out my temporary video: vimeo.com/16990030 let me know what you think.
Two thumbs up.
Hope you're busy shooting the sequel? :)