Recent content by jcareyphoto

no opinions or C/C?

never heard anything back *shrug*

Here's a quick short film I did with some friends, my first bit of acting that didnt involve a puppet. We shot it on my friend Matt's new Red Scarlet. We wanted to try out the 48fps with some action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSO-4H2u_gk (I'm the one with the gun) I'm aware it's...

We just shot some more this weekend, should have a list up pretty soon of all the DIY project instructions we will be including in the special edition DVD's and Blu-Rays.

On the coat-tails of the success my crew and I had with Slenderman, which will be released within the next month, we are extremely excited about our latest project; Rendezvous with Death. It's goofy, funny, and going to be really bloody. as in, we have it in the budget GALLONS of stage blood...

i'm assuming i would be using my gear, a 5d2, a few lenses (by then will include a couple pieces of L glass), a rig, and possibly a stabilizer with arm. i'll quote him $110 a day if i use his or 200 if i use mine.

A combination of grease pencil, plasti-dip, paper mache, and tempra paint would make a good amount of reversable body damage. Break some tempered glass on the ground then dont show the windows. Deflating the tires wihout moving the car wont damage them.

i answered an ad on craigslist asking for a crew for a documentary, and they emailed me back asking me to state my hourly price. i'm applying for either photographer, DP, or Cinematographer position. obviously i want to get paid well for my time, but dont want to over-charge and have him go...

Well, more self-aware than intelligent I guess. The script isn't finished and I'm not the writer so I can't describe it very well other than it is almost a parody

Im also in the springfield, mo area, but am looking at moving to stl soon. I do grip, DP, practical effects, and prop making.

You can make a great looking moon light by shining a bright light into a paper or silk white Chinese lantern. Rig it as high and bright as you can and it gives a really cool look.

I'm Jayson, and I'm a grip and effects guy from Missouri. I work with a great crew in St Louis, and we are currently working on two feature films, The Slenderman Movie, and an intelligent hack-and-slash called Rendezvous with Death. I started off as a still photographer, and while I still...