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1966. Sur Mesure: Journeys in Transpersonal Haberdashery
6 months ago
It Donned On Me's official entry into the 2009 San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project.
Winner of Best Actress for Brenda Usher-Carpino's performance and the Audience Choice award for the Group B screening.
Criteria -
Genre: Mockumentary
Prop: A Hat
Line of dialogue: "I believe anyone can change"
Character: Claude or Claudette Green, Guitarist
All creative & production completed between 7pm Friday, June 5th and 7pm Sunday, June 7th.
Shot on the Canon 5DmkII with the 14mm f/2.8L II USM, 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, and 70-200mm f/2.8L II USM lenses. Audio recorded dual-system on a Zoom H4 and synced in Final Cut Pro using Pluraleyes.
You can see all of our previous films at ItDonnedOnMe.com
Winner of Best Actress for Brenda Usher-Carpino's performance and the Audience Choice award for the Group B screening.
Criteria -
Genre: Mockumentary
Prop: A Hat
Line of dialogue: "I believe anyone can change"
Character: Claude or Claudette Green, Guitarist
All creative & production completed between 7pm Friday, June 5th and 7pm Sunday, June 7th.
Shot on the Canon 5DmkII with the 14mm f/2.8L II USM, 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, and 70-200mm f/2.8L II USM lenses. Audio recorded dual-system on a Zoom H4 and synced in Final Cut Pro using Pluraleyes.
You can see all of our previous films at ItDonnedOnMe.com
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did you retime it to 24P? or is it 30P
I can't tell if Vimeo changes the frame rate.
Good job
I believe Vimeo now retains the original frame rate. We didn't do any retiming ourselves, this is all 30p, the difference really isn't that noticeable when there isn't a lot of motion in the frame.
Personally I think the need for 24p is overstated (except when producing content for PAL distribution). The visual difference between 24p and 30p is slight compared to the difference between either of those and 60i, which is what produces the dreaded 'video look'. In the end if you combine good lighting & sound with strong actors and a good story the majority of your audience doesn't care (or won't know) if it's 30p or 24p.