the download version doesn't work for some reason

Weird. Seems to be working for me. Shall investigate.

Damn fine work, gentlemen! I love it!

WOW, that ex1 in 24p and at 60 fps translates so well to Vimeo. The colors, the depth, and the shot composition was excellent. I hope you guys all collaborate on future projects and post more stuff here. Great look Phil.

very cool!

Stunning...chilling.

Absolutely beautiful cinematography!!!

But: If I would have seen it without focusing on the visual site, I would have lauhed a little bit, because we speak of so many thousand soldiers and only a dozen walk out of the trenches.

I know that it is hard to do, but the difference from offspeaker to picture is kind of funny.

Though: Awesome work!

Wow, just wow! You inspire me, seriously!

well done, I wonder, how many hours did ya spend on just color correcting and post? (not mentioning the editting)

Thanks for all the kind words everyone.

Astute - Phil gave me great footage to work with. But, all told, post on this project (and the two animated films that were produced with it) ran 4 weeks.

On this film alone I would say there were 50 man hours in post.

Really enjoyed it, excellent filming, wonderful editing and colouring to produce the exact atmosphere. The EX1 in the hands of a DOP of this quality shines very brightly indeed.

incredible work guys. really enjoyed it

nice work wht kind of filters used? any idea?

Great, dramatic timeslice of a very important turning point in history. Its importance & connection with the turning point-- represented by the oft-mentioned "Taxi-cab brigade," in the clash at Verdun --and the role of Northern Ireland's brave volunteers is, perhaps, too often overshadowed by that (sic) famous picture of the French defenders of Verdun...

Excellent piece, Craig! Congrats to the team.

I'm completely blown away.

Thanks Guyzo, and stw254. Good to know there's still people enjoying. I was fortunate enough to work with some very talented people in putting this together.

Arun r - apologies for not answering sooner. No filters used in-camera (with the exception of the Letus Extreme and Phil's lenses). Everything else was done in post using Magic Bullet Looks.

fantastic..

i like it, great job. but i have something to ask? is it a common problem of the letus extreme that the edges are out of focus and darker then the rest of the picture our is it a problem at a specific aperture? i saw some footage of the new ultimate where this problem didn't show of....it's a reason why i am not a big fan of such 35mm convertors, lens vignetting is always a problem and sharpness seems always to be a little sloppy. moreover it's harder to pull the focus of those convertors, then on real 35mm cameras. i like it anyway....well done!

loved it, but i didn't really like the music.

how long did filming take?