watch Thought Provoking New Short Film

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Dec 20, 2010

• #41

http://www.ynyprobation.co.uk/news-events/news_item.php?id=55

Ministry Of Justice take on the film!

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Jan 10, 2011

• #42

I think the soundtrack is important in any film. I was very fortunate to have the services of professional musician Phil Cockerham providing the music for 'Bang Up Or Pay Back?'. I would recommend Phil's services to anybody in the film industry.

www.philipcockerham.com

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Mar 16, 2011

• #43

I am due to start filming the sequel to Bang Up which will form part of a trilogy. I'm thinking about using a basic camera, as opposed to a dsrl - any pitfalls I need to be aware of ?

http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/leisure/film/8911884.Movie_man_seeking_young_actors_for_new_film/

 

chilipie

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indiePRO

• Mar 16, 2011

• #44

Honey_Rich_Author said:

I am due to start filming the sequel to Bang Up which will form part of a trilogy. I'm thinking about using a basic camera, as opposed to a dsrl - any pitfalls I need to be aware of ?

http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/leisure/film/8911884.Movie_man_seeking_young_actors_for_new_film/

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Depends what you mean by basic camera - if you want to shoot on a £200 camcorder then you'll have lots of limitations, not so much on an EX3.

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Mar 18, 2011

• #45

Thanks for the response. I think it's an old Panasonic; they're about $3000 new, but I've heard a lot about new film makers using DSLR cams such as Canon 7D, instead of the older, much bigger cameras. I can see the rational, but to achieve the best results, surely lighting, sound and wide lens' etc all add to the finished product?

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Mar 21, 2011

• #46

I'm proud to announce that Bang Up Or Pay Back? will be shown for the first time in Ireland tomorrow evening at the Sugar Club in Dublin.

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Apr 9, 2011

• #47

http://danwagstaffespeaksup.blogspot.com/2011/04/conversation-with-irish-filmmaker-ray.html

An interesting, informative interview with talented up and coming Irish filmmaker Ray Hyland.

 

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Honey_Rich_Author

• Sep 19, 2011

• #48

This is my blog with references to the film and various industry people who were involved in the making of it.

http://danwagstaffespeaksup.blogspot.com/

 

Googlyelmo

• Sep 23, 2011

• #49

it was well done...but i felt like in 10min there wasnt too much hapenin...cudnt hear the dude a lot of the time... : /