Recent content by GeorgiaHilton

Almost every space battle in major films are simply based on traditional World War 2 aerial dog fights. Most people involved in the development and creation of these space battle scenes freely admit where they got their ideas. So take a look at some dog fight footage and start there... Perhaps...

Video for DCP delivery I was asked today about creating a DCP delivery by a friend on "slutz"... He always asks the tough questions... so I thought i'd share this bit... You want to make a DCP delivery from your finished project? EASY ANSWER: You don’t have to worry about it. You just deliver...

hi, i wasn't even going to comment any more until a couple of you tried to defend me a bit, so, look, thanks for the support, but honesty... it's just not worth wasting your time... I just tossed the clip up because I had i lying around and it's got a bit better audio than the original...

wow, aren't you just full of yourself... signing off on this thread... it's become a waste of time.

Hey Nick, First, I never said mine was better, it was just another fight scene. I've shot way better stuff, and I've shot way worse in my career, its just a fight scene.... one of many... Second, i'm not really interested in your opinion. cheers geo

back to the original question.... who cares what critics think, if the film makes money. :cool: cheers geo

rules are meant to be broken sometimes... ;)

try the link again... i set up a different one.

the only comments I have is that the sound feels a bit off and a little "big". The fighters lack emotion.... It's like watching two rock'em sock'em robots kick the hell out of each other... It's fun to watch, but I'm not feeling the fight emotionally. If it's any help , i've attached a...

additional photography DP on xxx scene camera department AD for xxx scene Director department additional AD support second AD for scene xxx or nothing... did you promise a credit before hiring the fill in contractor? For one day I wouldn't even credit them unless there was a damn...

Hire a professional stunt coordinator before you hurt somebody and get sued. cheers geo

After you have your shot , the take you love. STOP! get everyone back to first position and let the boom operator get right in with the actors, yes, on camera. Run the scene 2 more times just like the one you just shot. This will give you 2 more great sound takes that you can use in...

One of the most important items of shooting these types of Green screen, Virtual set shots, or plate shots that are overlooked by beginners is the camera placement. Look closely at the virtual set, or the plate shot you are using. WHERE is the VIRTUAL CAMERA sitting. What angle, what...

Storyboard your film! I don't shoot without a serious set of boards.... In fact, normally I get the boards done, then drop them into an editing system, edit them for time and do some camera moves... I also insist on 1 or 2 table reads before shooting, I take those as recorded and drop them in...

if you are shooting with a handheld and a couple friends, and your project is never going to see the light of day, outside a couple screenings.... go ahead and shoot without a permit.... have fun. I wouldn't recommend it.. but, if you're dumb enough..... go ahead and take chances like not...