It's taken three attempts to listen to this and I've only made it to the trailer. I will finish it as soon as people stop needing my attention.

Just spent the better part of an eight hour day rotobrushing one scene and still have three frames to clean up...weeeeeeee!!!

I do appreciate it when filmmakers get the tidbits right. The general population could give a rat's ass unless it's a glaring oversight of common knowledge, but I think it adds a layer of integrity to anything if it's researched at least to the point of plausibility.

Chad Peter wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 29, 2018 11:32 am

hahaha doomed.

Nah, I got this.


*Looks up tutorials on how to use After Effects*

Faldor wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 11:27 pm

Lance wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 7:47 pm

VFX shouldn't take too long, fingers crossed.

Why would you say that?!

I like to live dangerously, spitting in the face of a universe that's poised and waiting to punish me for my hubris.

Audio is finally where I'm comfortable with it! It may not be as good as it could be, but it doesn't distract or detract so, I'm good with it. Aside from the VFX and making sure every one gets credited, this is a complete film. I can actually watch it from start to finish without needing to stop and...

Posting while listening as usual.

I watched the O.A. hoping I'd like it...I did not.

I posted my opinion (for what it's worth) in the "What are you currently watching" topic Tue Jan 10, 2017 3:33 pm

Heh.

I swear it's almost done. I'm hunting for one more song that fits the film. The rest of the audio just needs some fine tuning here and there to tighten it up. I have to reign myself in every time I go to edit, I've rearranged chunks of the timeline nearly every time I go in. I think each rework was ...

Peaky Blinders is the Irish Gang show you were thinking of. Also would recommend.

I can confirm that Mark doesn't spoil the netflix show in the podcast, thankfully, and he doesn't spoil breaking bad at any point either. Nor Man in the High Castle. heh... Confirmed. Loved 1408, but only one of the endings. I liked Fringe, as disjointed as it was. Just finish watching a "Limited S...

Posting while listening. I saw the original when I was pretty young, I loved Vincent Price. It worked as classic film. The new version wasn't really memorable, just another remake in a myriad of lazy Hollywood remakes. Almost through The Haunting of Hill House and enjoying it, I hope there's no spoi...

Welcome back Chad. Sounds like I'll need to check this movie out, I like off the wall stuff. Nicolas Cage has become one of those actors that can make me shy away from a movie until I get some feedback from trusted sources. I don't really have a specific problem with his acting, just sometimes...I d...

Holy shit, I remember reading these comments after watching the events unfold On Sept. 11, 2001. I was getting my oldest ready for school and turned on the T.V. just after the first plane hit...and just before the second. My kid stayed home from school that day. https://web.archive.org/web/200207281...

Seeing as I've met absolutely none of you in person, I could possibly swing an over-niter in L.A. depending on timing.

For any feeling nostalgic: https://web.archive.org/web/*/np2k.com

Now I get why it's so long, It had to be that long just to break it down and explain it. I need to go watch it again because I'm pretty sure I wrote it off after I saw it as I only remember bits and pieces.

I enjoyed this movie for the most part, but it fell a little flat for a minute near the end. I like weird shit.

Faldor wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 05, 2018 4:39 am

Chad Peter wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 04, 2018 2:14 pm

No, but seriously I want to know when you see shitty VFX.

There was a couple of dodgy driving plates in House Of Cards, clearly they need you back!

Hah, I was just laughing at that. Some physics defying freeway action. Like passing a traffic jam on an infinite off ramp.

Holy crap, it's nearly two hours long...this is going to take a minute.

If you can make it through ANY film without some sort of error, it's an achievement in itself, so I wouldn't worry about it - 95% of your audience won't notice anyway. Audio is still - and always will be - one of the largest obstacles no one will ever warn you about. Best of luck! I'm just going to...

I totally remember this movie. There was a television station that would play wushu cinema on Sunday mornings when I was a teen. Breakfast and kungfu. I actually just had a client mention this very movie not too long ago, asking if I'd seen it, but I couldn't recall it at the time. I have a (*cough*...