I think I have it in me to cut some awesome trailers. The way I see it, there is only one way to find out. I believe the film-school thing is to cut a trailer from an established movie, using footage and audio from the actual movie.
I don't want to do that. I have to think that score and soundtrack will get in the way of me using the footage I want.
I want to cut YOUR trailer. I will require 3 things:
1. The final cut of the movie (and it needs to be a full-length feature)
2. The final cut of the movie, minus music and sound effects
3. Separate tracks for music and sound effects
The trailer I cut will be yours to use, for any purposes, or you can discard it and pretend it never happened. I will, of course, want to use the trailer as part of my reel, and any promotional purposes, for my editing.
For the vast majority of feature filmmakers on this forum, you literally have nothing to lose. If you want reference, here's the one trailer I've cut:
http://www.vimeo.com/25387366
PM me, if you're interested. Cheers!
I don't want to do that. I have to think that score and soundtrack will get in the way of me using the footage I want.
I want to cut YOUR trailer. I will require 3 things:
1. The final cut of the movie (and it needs to be a full-length feature)
2. The final cut of the movie, minus music and sound effects
3. Separate tracks for music and sound effects
The trailer I cut will be yours to use, for any purposes, or you can discard it and pretend it never happened. I will, of course, want to use the trailer as part of my reel, and any promotional purposes, for my editing.
For the vast majority of feature filmmakers on this forum, you literally have nothing to lose. If you want reference, here's the one trailer I've cut:
http://www.vimeo.com/25387366
PM me, if you're interested. Cheers!