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Ouch. That means you have to get the shot exactly right each time or else it wil cost more film with each cut. Shooting 1:1. The whole movie in one take. Need more flexibility, buy more negative. Processing is about $.15 per foot and best light print $.35 per foot. 90 ft per minute, at 5400 ft...

LOL - "Now you've condemned us to a lifetime of mastubation and lonliness. I hope you're happy!" LOL! funny trailer.

very nice.

hd for 5k? wow i can't wait. the added resolution does give it a more film like look. have they beeen color corrected or is that how they look out of the camera?

awesome. can't wait to see the trailer.

I knew the stills looked film like for some reason.

You weren't kidding about the MattMcdermitt.com videos. They do look like film, even the ones that didn't seem to be shot in 24p. (some looked like 30 fps) Awesome stuff. The dvx100 rocks. Had to sell my dvx (along with a car, a bed, and a nice tv) to buy myself a film recorder. That's right -...

November was shot on dvx, but i thought 28 days later was shot with xl1 attached with some megabucks lenses.

nice dolly shots. some shots were shaky though, imho - like the door into the bulding. still, it's better than a lot of shorts i've seen.

>HD Tape Stock: $15,000.00 >Filmlook™: $15,000.00 >Devinci Color Correction: $20,000.00 Holy moly! That's expensive tape! How much tape is that? is the filmlook and the extra color correction necesary?