Recent content by HedgesPictures

Hello IndieTalk, Here is our 5th feature film, THE INCIDENT WITH THE MAGICIAN. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJTG0cFuk9Q Synopsis: http://hedgespictures.com When the city's golden boy is discovered to be one of its most infamous villains, a reporter must uncover the truth behind the event...

You have some really nice camera work in here. Very smooth. Well done.

I'd love your thoughts on this, the trailer for our 5th feature film... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecVBYwEK7HI Synopsis: When the city's golden boy is discovered to be one of its most infamous villains, a reporter must uncover the truth behind the event that took him down and learn what...

And for anyone who is interested, here are the bloopers from the movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzEWPAXo8E4

Is there a big indie film community in Salem, Mass?

The vanish effect is really sweet. Nice work.

You should! ;) Thanks for watching.

The Ghosts of Christmas Past and Present find themselves in a bar on Christmas Eve hoping to work out their relationship troubles... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz0ewyUUoQ0 Feedback welcome! Thanks for watching

Not a music video per se, but music from our 4th feature film, DANCE WORLD REVELATIONS. This is the original song that plays over the closing credits. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15Kby67hgWE

This looks fantastic! Would love to see it. Wish I had the guts to do something like this.

Appreciate the feedback! Thanks for watching!

That's a good tip, thanks. We shot with a Canon Vixia HV40 and and HFG10. The G10 we bought the day of and were using it right out of the box (not by choice....long story lol). Thanks for watching!

Hello everyone, This is our latest work, a music video for an original song by Ben Herrington. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMWaA8oDXBE As always, feedback is invited and welcomed. Thanks for watching

I throw myself at the mercy of "the tech guys"......I've gone tapeless! I got a Canon Vixia HFG10. However, I have two issues: 1) What's the best way to get video off the camera and into Final Cut 7? Naturally, as hi-res as possible. I've experimented a bit using the Doremisoft converter and...

I totally agree on wanting to see the homemade devices themselves which lead to such pretty shots. :yes: