SIGNAL 4, A short film about how fragile life is. Story by Scott Gribble, Script by Olga Gribble
Long version with bonus feature now available on DVD order yours today for just $10.00. email me at info@wonderdogmedia.com
Produced by Wonderdog Media Special Projects and SR302 FILMS
CAST
Susan/Laura Goldenberger
Ryan/Brandon Sawaya
Paramedic Bill/William Sawaya
Firefighter/Billy Foreman
Firefighters/
William D Jones, EMT
Doug Gelsleichter
Jeremy Underwood, EMT
Son 1/Nathan Gribble
Son 2/Noah Gribble
Artie/herself
Directed By Scott & Olga Gribble
Avid Editor/Louden Wolfe
Original Score/Scott L. Gribble
DP/Scott L. Gribble
AC,Grip/Mark Bueing
Audio/ Melissa Flores
Special Effects Make Up/Jennifer Popochock
1st Assistant to Olga/Michelle Easley
Set Medic/ Bill Sawaya Paramedic
Set Mascot/Angel
Set Photographers/
Mark Bueing
Scott Gribble
Brandon Sawaya
Shot entirety with the Panasonic HPX 170 , Redrock Micro M2 Encore cinema lens adapter using Canon FD lenses
Shot on location on the Key…
SIGNAL 4, A short film about how fragile life is. Story by Scott Gribble, Script by Olga Gribble
Long version with bonus feature now available on DVD order yours today for just $10.00. email me at info@wonderdogmedia.com
Produced by Wonderdog Media Special Projects and SR302 FILMS
CAST
Susan/Laura Goldenberger
Ryan/Brandon Sawaya
Paramedic Bill/William Sawaya
Firefighter/Billy Foreman
Firefighters/
William D Jones, EMT
Doug Gelsleichter
Jeremy Underwood, EMT
Son 1/Nathan Gribble
Son 2/Noah Gribble
Artie/herself
Directed By Scott & Olga Gribble
Avid Editor/Louden Wolfe
Original Score/Scott L. Gribble
DP/Scott L. Gribble
AC,Grip/Mark Bueing
Audio/ Melissa Flores
Special Effects Make Up/Jennifer Popochock
1st Assistant to Olga/Michelle Easley
Set Medic/ Bill Sawaya Paramedic
Set Mascot/Angel
Set Photographers/
Mark Bueing
Scott Gribble
Brandon Sawaya
Shot entirety with the Panasonic HPX 170 , Redrock Micro M2 Encore cinema lens adapter using Canon FD lenses
Shot on location on the Key…
Yet another new 24p version!
Shot over a couple of nights, taking the 5dmk2 out on the streets and getting shots of the inhabitants and visitors. No lighting, no grading. This is what came out of the camera image wise. All handheld and helped by using the Z-Finder from Zacuto to give the camera a proper viewfinder and improve stability.
All shot using one lens. A Nikon mount Zeiss ZF 50mm f1.4
Music is performed by Stacey Kent: You can't take that away from me.
Converted to 24p JES De-Interlacer
Thanks to Dennis Lennie and Teodor Stoyanov.
Read my blog for more workflow and info here: http://philipbloom.co.uk/2009/05/18/sofias-people-low-light-short-on-canon-5d-mk2/
Narrative short film shot on JVC HD-110, with Redrock Micro lens adapter and Nikon Lenses.
Contains instances of strong language and drug use.
Lavender Green played by Isaiah Sage
Liquor Store Owner played by Eddie Hernandez
Syd the Drug Dealer played by Dirk Julian
Grant Green played by Chris Bonomo
Music Written and Performed by Isaiah Sage
Sound Master and Color Correction by Sam Pitts
Written and Directed by Nathan Sage
Narrative short film shot on JVC HD-110, with Redrock Micro lens adapter and Nikon Lenses.
Arno played by Scott Burn
Julia played by Stephanie Drapeau
Collectibles Shop Owner played by Sokun Lee Thach
Sound Mix and Music Composed by Matt Mueller
Sound Recording and Color Correction by Sam Pitts
Written and Directed by Nathan Sage
Produced by Nathan Sage and Sam Pitts
This is the official music video for DJ Trax's Shady. To check out more info about his new album please go to: www.djtrax.wordpress.com
The thinking behind the video is of pain and relief and how we try to soothe ourselves in trying environments.
The location was an incredible creepy old hotel which is now anti-squat (Thanks Floor!). Someone had walked around the whole building with a marker drawing on the walls. It must have taken quite sometime as the place was big. Some of our crew thought that sort of action comes from sheer boredom and others that it comes from deeply suppressed anger. What do you think? Regardless all of us agreed that it added a huge mystery to our video and we jumped at the chance to include it as mise-en-scéne.
It was shot on Panasonic's HVX200 using P2 workflow. The room scenes were shot with the fixed lens of the camera. The scenes inside the box were show with Nikon lenses and the Redrock Micro 35MM adapter.
Edited in FCP. Animated in AE.
ACTOR:…
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