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1. SEVERED
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DISCLAIMER: This film contains both strong language and graphic violence. Not recommended for children under 17; viewer discretion advised.
SEVERED - The debut short thriller directed by Brian Ramage.
SEVERED is based on characters created by Brian Ramage and Jean Miller in 2005, and the feature film RIVEN, written at that time.
Produced, Directed, & Story by: Brian Ramage
Written by: Jean Miller
Starring:
Patty Roberts
Marc Raymond
Sean Michael Field
Director Of Photography: Aaron Proctor
Edited by: Brannon Shiflett
Visual Effects by: VISUS (Ukraine)
Fight Choreography: Matt Mullins
Special thanks to Jamie Abbott, Neal Buconjic, Stu Maschwitz, Kaila Gee, Paul Kim, Jean Miller, and all my Tweeps.
Song: Please Dont Go
Artist: Barcelona
SEVERED was made for $198 over 7 shoot days at 10 locations, at the beginning of Summer, 2009.
SEVERED - The debut short thriller directed by Brian Ramage.
SEVERED is based on characters created by Brian Ramage and Jean Miller in 2005, and the feature film RIVEN, written at that time.
Produced, Directed, & Story by: Brian Ramage
Written by: Jean Miller
Starring:
Patty Roberts
Marc Raymond
Sean Michael Field
Director Of Photography: Aaron Proctor
Edited by: Brannon Shiflett
Visual Effects by: VISUS (Ukraine)
Fight Choreography: Matt Mullins
Special thanks to Jamie Abbott, Neal Buconjic, Stu Maschwitz, Kaila Gee, Paul Kim, Jean Miller, and all my Tweeps.
Song: Please Dont Go
Artist: Barcelona
SEVERED was made for $198 over 7 shoot days at 10 locations, at the beginning of Summer, 2009.
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Leonid Karachkodigital compositor
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I've replied to Eugenia off board as we have had camera discussions elsewhere. Cameras are not mentioned here because they dont matter. Filmmaking is so much more than the little piece of technology you choose to capture light with, and I dont care to reduce the efforts of this great cast and crew to a brand of camera. A particular camera was mentioned here, and the comment was removed, but there were 4 cameras used in this production. They may, or may not, have all been the same make/model.
Dont worry about brands or test charts, just get your hands on a camera and get out and shoot.
-Kristen Celeste Henry