"Loss" Short film | BMPCC Original
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2022
- It's 1905 and a married couple, Alice and Henry Thomas, suffer through a loss.
This has been a 2-month long one-man-project, with acting support from my dear girlfriend.
The project have involved creating music, filming, acting, editing, CG, costume, sound design and a film script.
Excepetions:
A clip(at 2:13) of two children running about comes from olia danilevich on Pexels.
Technical:
Camera - Original BMPCC (Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera)
Lens - Panasonic Leica 15mm F1.7
Filetype - RAW-format
Aspect Ratio - 2.35:1 (1920 x 816)
Resolution - 3840 x 1632 (upscaled 4K)
Editing software - DaVinci Resolve
Image - 35mm film emulation using Holy Grain
Music - written and produced in Cubase, using mostly Native Instruments Komplete.
VFX - smoke, blood stain, gravestone.
Sound design - Epidemic Sound library. - เพลง
That og pocket cam was phased out too soon by Black Magic.
Man there is something to the OG bmpcc that I can't see to emulate on my 4k. Amazing.
I think a big part is the “motion cadence” of the original, the way movement looks on the image.
You got some great images out of the OG. Good story telling. Subtle but powerful.
Man you know how to capture a vibe. Hints of “Assassination of Jesse James”… and a dash of “Power of the Dog” in reference to framing. You capture melancholy with taste and class. Bravo.
Heartwarming words, thank you!
amazing work, I love the music and the filmic look to the short
Perfect color grade and correction! Very good job man!
Love the vibes! Amazing!
This looks amazing. Great job!
It looks beautiful, the OG BMPCC is really a mini Arri Alexa. Congrats!
Beautiful!
I'm usually not commenting on videos, but the work you do is criminally underappreciated.
Am I wrong for getting Keaton Henson vibes from both the scenery and strings? To me at least, you've succeeded in creating an atmosphere that I've never seen anyone but Keaton himself pull off, yet you do it in an original manner. Just stunning.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Keaton was an early inspiration when I started out with music so it wouldn't surprise me if one could trace such influences.
Thank you for viewing!
0:37 Haunting shot, love that
Loved the video editing..
Nice work!
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Amazing work. Perfect CG. What lens did u use ?
Thank you! Panasonic Leica 15mm F1.7
Ualll love this
Really Great! On which software did you upscale it?
Thank you!
In Davinci, not AI-upscaled to be clear.
Wow these images are insanely good!! Congratulations ! Just out of curiosity : why did you choose to use Holy Grain instead of DaVinci Resolve grain ?
Thank you! Because I'm stuck on the free version, unfortunately.
Damn, this is so far beyond anything I could even hope to make right now.
For instance, how did you achieve the deep focus shots?
Thank you! Using a fairly wide angle lens simply closing down the aperture. As I acted both filmer and on-screen performer, I had to set myself as reference by reversely focusing on where the camera would be placed, if that make sense.
@@OlleElias Could you elaborate? I don’t quite get it. But loved the movie.
WnySehe 15mm?
amazing.... it's just film like. or say even better... I wonder did you use denoiser? or any speedbooster? b/c when I had this camera, even during evening time, I used to have too much noisy grainy footage. please guide.
Thank you! No denoicer or speedbooster. I used the Panasonic 15mm Leica fully open at f1.7 and filmed in RAW.
@@OlleElias shooting raw, is huge files basically… if you had used prores hq, would you have achieved the same?
@@milanjani I don't think so. The increased dynamic range available in postproduction makes RAW preferable for me personally.
It also has some benefits grading-wise.
As for the files, I use a Sandisk 512 gb 95mb/s which gives me a few hours of recording time, and then edit my footage straight from the card reader.
@@OlleElias Thank You... I feel like, it was mistake to sell my original BM.
@@milanjani No worries! Definitely worth a repurchase :)
AWESOME WORK man!! Is that old-style house yours or did you have to rent it?
Thank you! We had to rent it, but well worth the money!
@@OlleElias how much did you pay for that?
@@stefanofilmmkr 200 dollars if I remember correctly.
@@OlleElias what quantity of bills you paid? i am joking. :D nice job, man :) maybe different shootter angle for less action needed, maybe :)
On 2023 it’s recommended?
all natural light?
Yes!
@@OlleElias damm!!