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This is a short I did a few years ago basically lampooning myself. My handle on many forums for as long as I can remember is "Disjecta" so I used that name in the film.

There is a third act but I never got around to finishing it. This is the best resolution I have available right now.

Shot on a Panasonic DVX100a

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[ PIXEL VIKING ] 7 months ago

:D Ha ha - are you done yet, get on with the filmmaking...
reflex439 7 months ago

definitely need to finish this. Its off to such a great start. I'd love to see the next installment!
Steven Dempsey 7 months ago

It may just remain one of my great unfinished works :)
reflex439 7 months ago

That would be a damn shame Steven! :)
kulot 7 months ago

what filter do you use with your video? i like the way it was saturated
iamkeir 7 months ago

This is wonderful! :D
Stephen Lewis 6 months ago

how can you export 720x480 DV footage as something as wacky as 600x254? I like it, I'm just wondering... :)
Steven Dempsey 6 months ago

I prefer shooting at a 2.35:1 aspect ratio...also known as Cinemascope...more filmic and cinematic. The pixel count just works out that way when it's cropped and resized efficiently for the Web. Nearly all of my films are in this aspect.
Stephen Lewis 6 months ago

That is pretty nifty! How do you achieve this, I mean, when you export in this aspect ratio, don't you lop off a lot of the remaining frame from the 16:9 image?
Steven Dempsey 6 months ago

Yes, I lop off 12.5% from top and bottom for a total of 25%. Keep in mind that I am not actually "losing" that area of the frame because I am actually framing my shots with this aspect in mind so what gets cropped was never meant to be in the shot anyway. I use Sorenson Squeeze to chop the top and bottom and get it without letterbox.
Stephen Lewis 6 months ago

Very cool Steven! I really like your work on here!
Daniel Hidalgo 6 months ago

I know that kid one all too well, especially with a 3 and 1 yr. old, amazing I get anything done at all. Gotta love em!
Ana 6 months ago

Muy bueno, una pequeña obra maestra muy entretenida y de gran calidad. Enhorabuena!
Jordan Beck 6 months ago

Amazing.
ANTHONY JACKSON 5 months ago

This looks good you do some good work.
I like your stuff.
Frederic Vercammen 3 months ago

Ha ha it's so funny!
David Beisner 3 months ago

OMG, that's hysterical! You've gotta finish it!
Bogdan Bucur 4 days ago

Steven...amazing work man...just made me smile and forget about everything wrong in my life. A see lots of people are waiting for a sequel ...i'm sure whatever you come up with it would be worth waiting. Good luck with everything

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