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NOTE: This is the final version of this short movie. As compared to the first release, there's less voice over in this one.

Directed and filmed by Jean-Sébastien Monzani
Model: Patricia Mollet-Mercier
Music: Stéphane Pépin / Jean-Sébastien Monzani
Voice: Katie

This short movie won 2nd place at the Kino Pip-Corn movie contest on August 22nd 2009.

(c) 2009 JS Monzani / jsmonzani.com. Please do not use any of my images without my agreement. LEGAL ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN IF YOU DO NOT RESPECT THIS COPYRIGHT

Technical background: movie shot on Canon 5D Mark II, montage with Serif Movie Plus X3. Special effects with Photoshop and Blender.

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  • Stefano Ugolini 3 months ago
    nice video very professional
    how to get the old film effect?
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thank you! I'm using real footage from old 8mm as well as 16mm film.
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  • mungkey 3 months ago
    Awesome as always Mr. Monzani
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thanks a lot for watching it :)
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  • Peter Miranda plus 3 months ago
    Great work Jean,
    She has a great presence /face for film..
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thank you Peter. It wasn't much easy to act for her since we didn't had much time, but since she's a pro, she did it quite well ;)
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  • Ben Jacks 3 months ago
    What lenses did you use on these? Wonderful!!

    Thanks -
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thank you. I mainly shot with fix focals, I guess my usual Canon 35mm f2, 50mm f1.4, 85mm f1.8 and Hartblei SuperRotator 80mm f2.8
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  • John McCarthy plus 3 months ago
    Beautiful, just beautiful
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thank you John :)
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  • Russell John plus 3 months ago
    Wow, this is absolutely beautiful! So you used 8mm and 16mm film grain over the 5d footage to achieve that look? If you don't mind me asking, what do the curves look like to achieve this look? This is very inspirational for me. Thank you Jean
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    Thanks Russell. Yes, absolutely for the 8 and 16mm footage. AS for the curves, it is pointless to show them since they all depend of your original footage.

    I've been a photographer for years so this kind of setting is now easier for me. If you'd like to learn, go to my website and see the tutorial "Train your eye" simplemoment.com/tutorials/
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  • Russell John plus 3 months ago
    Hello Jean-Se, thank you for the great tutorials, I just have one more question, where can I find the 8mm 16mm film grain footage?
  • Jean-Sebastien Monzani 3 months ago
    I bought mine on istockphoto, you can find them elsewhere but they're more expensive.
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  • Hussain Mirza 3 months ago
    This is amazing! I love the special effects [:
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  • Danny Soderberg 1 month ago
    Loved that film look effect at the start. If you don't mind me asking, which item number of stock did you buy from Istockphoto?
    Thank!
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